What’s 3D Architectural Video Mapping? It is a video-projection experimental technique that allows to delineate the architecture of a building or an object. The architectural structure will be underlined trough the projection of 3D video contents.

During the peer-to-peer strategies for 3D Architectural Video Mapping workshop, peer-to-peer methodologies will be tested for the first time in a 3D Architectural Video Mapping context.

The participants will learn how to realize a Video Mapping project. They'll do that using experimental methodologies of collective work.

The work be set in non-hierarchical groups where everyone is equally responsible for each aspect of the project. Individual and collective work phases will alternate in order to achieve a final result that could equally satisfy each member of the group as a totally peer-to-peer collaboration.

The participants will be able to show their final outputs, projecting them on the Aquila cinema facade.

The workshop is held by Parcodiyellowstone and Roberto Fazio 3d visual designer.



The workshop is 4 sessions, about 4 hours each. It is held in Italian and accept no more than 26 participants.