Lange Nacht der Museen 2014 | Böblingen

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As part of the “Lange Nacht der Museen” we illuminated the “St. Dionysius” church in Böblingen. Content-wise we went for a mixed approach, as we wanted to be able to cover the total period of the event (7 hours) with interesting content: some animations played with the architecture, proposing different settings and transforming the central place into other scenes like a lighthouse, the launch of a rocket or highrises. In between those “scripted” animations we prepared loose elements based on abstract geometry and the structure of the building. Thus, we could jam and improvise on this large canvas or tell short stories with the scripted animations.

Date: 15.11.2014

Client: Outer Rim Stuttgart

Concept, Animation & Mapping: Lichtgestalten

Colourful rainbow projection on St. Dionysius church seen down a rainy street, rest of the photo in black and white, Böblingen
Glowing wireframe lines tracing the tower and gable of St. Dionysius church
Green and yellow light washing down the stone tower of St. Dionysius during the Lange Nacht der Museen
Rainbow light patterns on St. Dionysius church at the end of a rain-soaked street with visitors under umbrellas
Church tower transformed into a red-and-white lighthouse by projection mapping, Böblingen 2014
Turquoise and pink light bands projected onto the facade and tower of St. Dionysius
St. Dionysius church turned into a launching rocket with projection mapping and searchlight beams, visitors watching in the rain