70% Water: Immersive Studio

We produce immersive visuals with digital assets sourced from nature: audiovisual shows, projection-mapped spaces and meditative visual libraries.

01 / Source

We hike [and dive] to remote places.

We film and 3D-capture isolated landscapes, seascapes and ancient ruins with LiDAR, photogrammetry and AI. Then we combine pieces of different places into new worlds that exist nowhere on the map.

Diver exploring underwater rocks — Seascapes

Prickly pear cactus on a rocky hillside — Landscapes

Ancient marble gateway by the sea — Ancient ruins

02 / Responsible by design

Nature stays secret.
Even from GeoAI.

Every location is mirrored, folded and recomposited until no one can trace it, not even image-recognition algorithms. We celebrate these places without exposing them to mass tourism.

03 / Visual libraries

Take a tiny break.
Enjoy the silence.

Meditative immersive experiences: seven curated collections of nature visuals for yoga, meditation, breathwork, wellness spaces, concept stores and events. High resolution, VR compatible, mirrored and up-scaled to fit any space, 360° included.

01 · Mediterranean
02 · Alpine
03 · Amazonas
04 · Caribbean
05 · Indian Ocean
06 · Highlands
07 · Pacific Ocean

04 / Polychoros toolkit

Let's add the
interactivity layer.

Audio-reactive live visuals rendered in real time. Virtual environments built from 3D-captured nature and ancient ruins react to the music, the sound and the movement of the performer. Controllable live via MIDI or tablet.

Futurelab Night Performances // Polychoros AV Show
[ seamless wall and floor, no mirroring, plus audio-reactive and movement-reactive visuals with Pharus tracking system ]

Reality → Virtuality

3D captured asset
→
Point cloud
→
Particles reactive to audio or movement

05 / Shown at

Deep Space 8K
Ars Electronica Center

Adaptive to complex shapes on multi-projection systems and LED panels.

Ars Electronica Festival // The Art of Enjoying the Silence
[ content from 70% Water studio plus reverse mirrored floor ]

Other formats

Interactive experiences

Stereoscopic 3D scenes

06 / Open archive

Cultural heritage
belongs to everybody.

We keep our 3D captures of ancient ruins and remote landscapes in a public digital archive, free for research and non-commercial use. Tap any capture to explore it in 3D.

Gaussian splat digital twins