Immersive experience design
Immersive Experiences & Projection-Mapped Content
Dune Studios designs immersive experiences where digital content and physical space become one thing. Founded by architects, we approach immersion spatially: the room, the screen and the film are designed together, so the content belongs to the architecture instead of being projected onto it as an afterthought. We apply the same approach to exhibitions, pop-ups and temporary events: one spatial idea, rendered or built.
For a private dinner hosted by a French luxury maison in Dubai we produced a two-act, hand-drawn projection film mapped onto a 7680×2160 curved wall — guests dined inside a living sketchbook as a pencil-drawn Pegasus crossed from a red day sky into a flickering night. For SKP Chengdu, "Reversed Universe" pushed the fusion of architecture and digital media into an immersive film that redefines how visitors read a retail environment. For Bulgari's Le Gemme Sahare, a digital campaign materialized as a walk-in installation.
We deliver immersive projects end to end — spatial concept, content production, pixel mapping and playback supervision — from Dubai and Madrid, for venues across the GCC, China and Europe.
Our content is engineered for its playback environment from the first frame: resolution, sightlines, brightness and looping behavior are all decided with the venue, not adapted to it afterwards.
The same team designs the space and the content, which is why our immersive work holds together: there is no handover gap between scenography and film.
Selected work
Daydream Flight — Immersive Dinner
A dining room turned living drawing
SKP Chengdu
Expanding the limits of space
Bulgari Le Gemme Sahare
From digital to physical
FAQ
Spatial concept, the film or real-time content itself, pixel mapping for the projection surfaces, and playback supervision on site. For a recent private dinner for a French luxury maison in Dubai, that meant a two-act hand-drawn film across 7680×2160 pixels on a curved wall.
Yes — we produce to the venue's exact pixel map, from curved dining-room walls to the central screens of an exhibition arena, in any aspect the architecture demands.
A projection-mapped private dinner for a French luxury maison in Dubai, "Reversed Universe" for SKP Chengdu, animated content for the Ataya Exhibition's central screens, and the physical installation for Bulgari Le Gemme Sahare.