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Commissioned by Meiosis in 2023, the Msrahiya tour marked a powerful moment in Shkoon’s evolution on stage. Built around themes of activism, freedom, and defiance against corruption, the performance became more than a concert. It became a statement.

Our role was to shape that message into a visual and spatial experience. We designed the full stage environment and managed the lighting and technical direction to serve the emotional narrative of the music. Stark silhouettes, waves of light, and bold contrasts drew the audience into a visceral world where rhythm met resistance. Shadows stood in for voices and beams became symbols of release.

We collaborated with Shkoon to ensure the message was not only seen but felt. From early sketches to live execution, every element was engineered to enhance their message and bring the crowd fully into the world of Msrahiya.

Shkoon | Msrahiya Album Tour

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Live Visuals & Real-Time Integration for Hozho

For this edition of Desert Sound, LO2S provided live visual operation and real-time TouchDesigner integration for Hozho’s performance. The stage featured an unconventional 3D LED cube setup, offering a layered and dynamic visual experience that enhanced the artist’s signature sound.

One of the biggest challenges was arriving just two hours before the show, requiring rapid mapping, calibration, and testing under intense time constraints. Despite the pressure, we ensured seamless synchronization between visuals and music, pushing the experience to new heights.

Seeing the techno scene flourish in Saudi Arabia and being part of Desert Sound’s continuous evolution was an unforgettable experience. The festival continues to set the bar higher, and we’re excited to witness its future growth.

Hozho II 

Hozho, Dish Dash, Misha Saied, Leigh Ross, Midway

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For Bulgari’s latest campaign, we provided 3D mapping solutions to enhance the visual storytelling of their new necklace collection. The concept merged timeless luxury with a futuristic aesthetic, using projection mapping to highlight the intricate details of the jewelry against a dynamic backdrop.

A key challenge was projecting visuals onto the model while ensuring precise alignment with the necklace. Every slight movement required real-time recalibration, demanding technical accuracy and adaptability throughout the shoot. With only 24 hours to set up and execute, the project pushed the limits of precision mapping, creating a refined interplay between light, form, and luxury craftsmanship.

Bulgari

Projection Mapping for Bulgrai's New Campaign

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A stage that wasn’t just a setup, but a space in motion. For Ben Böhmer’s live set in Beirut, we worked with 2nd Sun to shape a performance where light, visuals, and movement weren’t separate elements but part of the same rhythm. The stage was built on layered LED screens, with dancers weaving through them, their presence shifting the space in real time.

Clapclap Studio wanted the dancers to be part of the stage itself, not just in front of it. Our role was to make that happen visually, creating real-time interactive visuals that responded to the choreography, amplifying the movement instead of overpowering it. The result was something fluid, where the boundaries between performer and digital presence blurred.

It wasn’t about flashy effects or spectacle for the sake of it. It was about letting the visuals breathe with the music and the bodies moving within the space. Every step, every turn, every moment had its reflection in light and motion, nothing static, nothing forced, just an evolving dialogue between physical and digital performance.