The LUMA Projection Arts Festival in Binghamton, now in its fifth year, is the only festival in the United States with an important exclusive focus on projection mapping, a 3D visual art form that projects spectacular videos on buildings or objects of various shapes and sizes.

At the LUMA in the New York district, the Binghamton area was transformed into a huge outdoor art gallery full of color, light and sound. This was only possible thanks to the use of powerful 3D projection and animation technology.

The event recorded the presence of about 45,000 participants, capturing the attention of the spectators and transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary. This year’s theme focused on mythology and space and man’s relationship with nature.

We must also underline another innovative aspect of the LUMA, that of free accessibility by the public. Take a look at the video below: