Every Surface Is a Canvas
EDT delivers projection mapping for buildings, stages, floors, and cultural landmarks across Malaysia and SEA — from single-night festivals to permanent architectural installations.
Brief a Project →What We Map and How
Building Facades
Large-scale outdoor projection mapping on architectural surfaces — government buildings, hotel facades, shopping mall exteriors. EDT handles structural survey, content production, and multi-projector alignment.
Stage & Floor Mapping
Dynamic projection mapped stages and LED floors for concerts, award shows, and live performances. Real-time content switching, timecoded sequences, and live camera integration.
Indoor Architectural
Interior venue transformation using projection on ceilings, pillars, arches, and curved surfaces. Perfect for galas, product launches, and permanent museum installations.
Cultural & Heritage Sites
Projection mapping on historical landmarks, heritage buildings, and cultural monuments. Respectful, reversible, and designed to tell local stories with sensitivity.
Where We Have Mapped
Georgetown Festival — George Town, Penang
Georgetown Festival — Penang Heritage Mapping
A multi-night public projection mapping event celebrating Penang’s UNESCO heritage. Historical archival images, local art, and generative animations were mapped across colonial-era shophouse facades in the heritage zone, attracting thousands of nightly visitors.
Sarawak Tourism Board — Kuching, Sarawak
Sarawak Tourism Board — Rainforest World Music Festival
Outdoor stage projection mapping for the Rainforest World Music Festival. EDT produced real-time generative content tied to the musical performances, with projection-mapped stage wings and custom LED integration for the main stage.
Sarawak Tourism Board — Kuching, Sarawak
Sarawak Tourism Board — Kuching Festival
Architectural projection mapping on a heritage building for Kuching's annual city festival. The piece narrated Sarawak's history and natural landscape through layered animations and archival photography, running nightly over a two-week festival period.
Common Questions
What surfaces can be projection mapped?
Almost any surface — building facades, stage structures, floors, ceilings, curved architectural features, and even organic shapes like trees or rocky terrain. The key variable is the throw distance and ambient light. EDT conducts a site survey for every outdoor project to plan projector placement, lens selection, and content geometry.
How far in advance do you need to be booked for a projection mapping event?
For large outdoor building facade projects, we recommend a minimum of 8 weeks lead time — this covers site survey, structural permits (if needed), content production, and technical rehearsal. For smaller indoor architectural mapping or stage work, 4–6 weeks is typically sufficient.
Can projection mapping work in daylight or bright environments?
Standard projection mapping requires low ambient light to achieve optimal visual impact — which is why most outdoor events are scheduled after dusk. For indoor daytime environments, we specify higher-lumen projectors and use contrast-optimised content. We always advise on the right setup for your specific venue and timing.