Débora Arango: Bringing Immersive Art into Alignment
VIOSO 7 was used to calibrate the curved projection screen for Débora Arango: Mirar sin miedo at MAMM in Medellín, supporting an immersive art experience with EXAPLAY playback.
VIOSO 7 was used to calibrate the curved projection screen for Débora Arango: Mirar sin miedo, an immersive exhibition at the Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellín (MAMM), Colombia.
The exhibition used audiovisual storytelling to bring visitors closer to the artist’s work. Paintings from the museum’s collection became part of an immersive environment, amplifying the colours, gestures and themes within Arango’s paintings.
The challenge: mapping imagery to a curved screen
Presenting this imagery on a curved screen required careful geometric alignment. The projected content needed to follow the surface accurately, maintaining its intended shape and continuity across the display.
VIOSO’s calibration addressed this mapping task, aligning the imagery with the physical screen so the curved surface could support the visual narrative.
Technical summary
Calibration and playback supporting the experience
The installation combined VIOSO 7 calibration with EXAPLAY playback on Anystation Media Servers. The project brought together LonkoLabs–DomoLabs, MAMM and Epson Latinoamérica.
The result placed the curved screen within a wider immersive experience, helping Arango’s work fill the space around visitors. Calibration provided the foundation for presenting the artwork at this scale, allowing the audience to focus on the imagery and its story.
Step inside the exhibition
The project film shows the wider installation and the curved screen calibrated by VIOSO.
Film and photography: Vito Abarzúa / LonkoLabs–DomoLabs. View the original project post
Project gallery
Calibrating the curved screen
