Illuminating Tokaj Main Square

A projection mapping installation from the historic main square of Tokaj, Hungary — a town in the heart of the world-famous Tokaj Wine Region. The installation was divided into two connected parts: the main projection on the church facade and a complementary projection on the adjacent historic building. Together they created one continuous visual story inspired by the history, culture, and winemaking tradition of the region.

The first part focused on the Heart of Jesus Roman Catholic Church, using two LUMIBOX™ units connected to Panasonic PT-MZ20 projectors. Both projectors were placed behind the windows of the opposite building — discreetly hidden while still delivering a powerful, precisely aligned image onto the church facade. The setup delivered projection performance comparable to a LAZR 20K™ solution, combining high brightness with the flexibility of the LUMIBOX™ media-server workflow.

The second part continued on the historic building next to the church with four LAZR 4G™ projection mapping projectors. Each delivers 6,000 ANSI lumens and integrates the Lumiverse™ workflow — designed to connect directly with the church mapping and visually extend the story across the square.

By combining both projections, the main square was transformed into a larger projection environment where multiple architectural surfaces worked together as one visual composition.