The projections are onto curved white corian, a challenge requiring careful liaison with the media providers and careful planning installation and commissioning to create the effects that range from dreamy to powerful. This dramatic range is used to tell the history of the Benedictine Order of monks through to their current day to day lives in the monastery.1

Synced video on multiple monitors gives voice to the stories and shows the monks’ routines. Use of video stores and clever programming of them helped keep costs and space down to create a multiscreen interactive.2

The centrepiece show uses three projectors blended and warped onto corian with multiple curves, giving a full height image with impressive surrounding sound flying overhead to tell the epic tale of the Order.3

Every exhibit is unique, with interactives multiple and single PCs, a large touch screen, projectors, monitors, as well as bespoke interactive software developer interfaces.