Multimedia Park as part of the project "Winter in Moscow"
Projection mapping on the main facade of the “Palace of Pioneers” — a 7‑minute architectural show.
A journey from the warmth of the Russian winter and childhood dreams to the New Year inspiration of Moscow and the birth of the symbol of the year — the Fire Horse. This is a story about childhood dreams, anticipation, and quiet joy. About Moscow becoming a fairy tale for a moment.
The show intertwines art, music, and the architecture of the capital with people’s dreams.
Light, animation, and music immerse visitors in the festive atmosphere and create a sense of magical wish fulfillment.
Installation “Magic Forest”
Screens and illuminated trees create a living digital forest. More than 100 holographic videos featuring animals from different regions of Russia guide visitors through plains, taiga, and the Arctic. Light glides across the branches, the trees breathe.
Visitors are fully immersed in a multidimensional natural environment where light, sound, and movement create the feeling of a real fairy tale.
Installation “Arctic”
A polar bear mother with her cub symbolizes family, accompanied by a lynx and a walrus as guardians of the northern world.
In the soft glow of the northern lights, the bear, cub, lynx, and walrus appear, bringing the Arctic landscape to life.
Visitors find themselves inside a living Arctic — surrounded by light, cold, nature’s breath, and the aurora, where humans are only guests observing the fragile yet powerful northern life.
A journey from the warmth of the Russian winter and childhood dreams to the New Year inspiration of Moscow and the birth of the symbol of the year — the Fire Horse. This is a story about childhood dreams, anticipation, and quiet joy. About Moscow becoming a fairy tale for a moment.
The show intertwines art, music, and the architecture of the capital with people’s dreams.
Light, animation, and music immerse visitors in the festive atmosphere and create a sense of magical wish fulfillment.
Installation “Magic Forest”
Screens and illuminated trees create a living digital forest. More than 100 holographic videos featuring animals from different regions of Russia guide visitors through plains, taiga, and the Arctic. Light glides across the branches, the trees breathe.
Visitors are fully immersed in a multidimensional natural environment where light, sound, and movement create the feeling of a real fairy tale.
Installation “Arctic”
A polar bear mother with her cub symbolizes family, accompanied by a lynx and a walrus as guardians of the northern world.
In the soft glow of the northern lights, the bear, cub, lynx, and walrus appear, bringing the Arctic landscape to life.
Visitors find themselves inside a living Arctic — surrounded by light, cold, nature’s breath, and the aurora, where humans are only guests observing the fragile yet powerful northern life.