Immersive Stage Projektiounsmapping-Grafiken by Mahidol University

Immersive Stage Projektiounsmapping-Grafiken by Mahidol University is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2026 A' Design Award an Bronze in Duerstellend Kënschten, Bühn, Stil an Dekor Design Competition Category.

BronzeDuerstellend Kënschten· 2026

Immersive Stage Projektiounsmapping-Grafiken

by Mahidol University

Client: Mahidol University International College

A' Design Award an Bronze Winner in Duerstellend Kënschten Category

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The Design

About Immersive Stage Projektiounsmapping-Grafiken

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The Recognition

About the A' Design Award an Bronze

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Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: Instructors and students from Mahidol University International College, Thailand, developed the theme, visual communications and presentations including a series of motion graphic and projection mapping designs for stage performances of the Mahidol University Orientation event in 2025. The event was held at the Prince Mahidol Hall, Mahidol University, Salaya Campus, Thailand, on July 29, 2025 with approximately 6,500 participants attending this one day event.
Dimensions & Packaging: The stage design in the Prince Mahidol Hall for motion graphics and projection mapping covers five LED screens positioned on stage with the dimension of 15 square meter and 72 square meter. For projection mapping displays, there are 5 projectors installed on the left and the right sides of the balconies and on the ceiling of the hall.
Tags: Motion Graphics, Projection Mapping, Stage Design, Orientation, Mahidol University, Event Design
Production Technology: The series of motion graphics were made for projection mapping on stage and four parts of the performances. Part 1 showcases the brief 136 years history of the university. Part 2 projects opening sequences of the event. Part 3 covers the motion graphics screening for Mahidol University Choir performances. And Part 4 presents projection mapping graphics for live concert performances.
Design Challenge: Knowledge transfer from multidisciplines is the main challenge of this design project integrating actual projects into studio class environment as project-based learning, Experiential Learning Theory, ELT. Working for the actual project with the big scale scope of work is not only help students to acquire professional skills in creative, design, and production fields, but also in teamwork, collaboration, and communication skills with problem solving and lifelong learning development.
Research: This project was integrated in the curriculum of the program. The course called Communication Design Practicum and New Media with the main objectives is for students to apply skills they have learned in these studio courses to work on the actual projects through collaborations. Students and faculty were working together with outside parties through the design process from start to finish, executing the final product to be displayed in the hall for performances. Research methodology included literature review of the insights of target audiences and the content for motion graphics storytelling. Followed by the review of best practice design works, the in-depth interviews of all parties involved in the project for design execution directions. The design process also covers the series of revisions of the works from rehearsals of the performances. Students experienced the professional working process as individuals and as a team replying to the strategy of the university to have students experience the SDG 17, Partnership for the Goal, of working together to create impact for themselves and others in the society (https://www.sdgmove.com/intro-to-sdgs/).
Inspiration: The theme of this year Mahidol University Orientation event is Be Your Own Fireworks implying that each student can be lit up as firework when coming to study at the university. Applying the theme into opening sequences, seven types and characters of fireworks were created representing core values of the university, the seven characters cover all letters of the name of the university, Mahidol, as follows, Mastery, Altruism, Harmony, Integrity, Determination, Originality, and Leadership.
Project Duration: The event is a one day event held at the Prince Mahidol Hall, Mahidol University, Thailand on July 29, 2025. The event was set into 3 rounds with a length of approximately 2 hours per round starting from 9:00 to 16:00 with 2,000 to 2,500 participants attending each round.
Operation Flow: Motion Graphics and Projection Mapping for on stage performances of the event were designed by group of instructors and students from Mahidol University International College and sponsored by Mahidol University, Thailand.