We were proud to deliver Colour & Light 2026 in York, a large-scale projection mapping experience that transformed the historic Eye of York into a vibrant, immersive destination after dark. Commissioned by York BID and delivered in partnership with York Museums Trust and English Heritage, the event brought together two of the city’s most iconic landmarks—York Castle Museum and Clifford’s Tower—into a single, unified projection canvas for the very first time. This ambitious dual-surface approach allowed us to create a seamless visual dialogue between the buildings, turning the space into a fully choreographed storytelling environment that could be experienced from multiple vantage points.

Technically, the project required precise alignment and synchronisation across multiple projection points, ensuring that content flowed effortlessly between the two buildings despite their differing shapes, textures and distances. Careful planning and on-site calibration enabled us to maximise clarity and brightness while maintaining the integrity of the historic structures. The result was a cohesive, high-impact show that elevated the architecture while respecting its heritage.

With audiences in the tens of thousands across the event period, Colour & Light 2026 built on the success of previous years and pushed the format further than ever before. By combining creative storytelling, technical precision and a deep understanding of place, the project demonstrated how projection mapping can reimagine public spaces, turning familiar landmarks into unforgettable shared experiences.