In collaboration with Factory People, we hosted a free three-day VJ workshop in Beirut, offering hands-on training to emerging and established artists in the community. Designed to expand creative skill sets and foster a culture of knowledge-sharing, the workshop introduced participants to the technical and artistic aspects of live visuals.

On the fourth day, each participant had 20 minutes to operate a live virtual stage simulation, applying what they had learned in a real-time performance setting. This immersive experience allowed them to experiment, refine their techniques, and receive constructive feedback on their work.

Through this initiative, we aimed to contribute to the growth of Beirut’s visual arts scene, equipping artists with practical tools to push the boundaries of live visual storytelling.

VJ Workshop

Empowering Beirut’s Visual Art Community

John Dave

Julien Yammine

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For 2nd Sun Beirut, featuring Adriatique alongside Vomee, Astro, and Yas Khazen, LO2S delivered real-time interactive visuals that seamlessly integrated with a choreographed performance on a custom-designed stage.

Conceptualized by clapclap studio, the stage featured fragmented LED panels arranged as steps, creating a dynamic performance space where dancers could move fluidly across different levels. From the audience’s perspective, the performers appeared to float within the digital environment, playing with depth, illusion, and perspective.

LO2S developed real-time motion-reactive visuals, synchronized with the dancers’ movements, enhancing the interplay between physical performance and digital scenography. This fusion of live performance, lighting, and reactive content transformed the stage into an evolving, immersive spectacle.