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Videomapping of the Teatre Jardi in Figueres

Second release of the Telenoikas Audiovisual Mapping over the Teatre Jardi facade for the closing act of Figueres Catalan Cultural Capital 2009. Videomapping is a projection technique that turns a surface into a dynamic video display.

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