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We turn architecture into light.

RE:SORB is an award-winning studio for 3D projection mapping and walk-in holographic lightfields — monumental light on monuments, façades, stages, water and fog.

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Stefan Ihmig · Founder of RE:SORB

Light beyond the screen

Stefan Ihmig is a German media artist and founder of RE:SORB. Working with water, fog, projection and sound, he creates monumental light environments that extend beyond the screen into physical space. His practice brings together pioneering atmospheric projection methods, architectural mapping and interactive art. Based in Tbilisi, with a longstanding artistic practice in Berlin, he works internationally across festivals, galleries and public spaces.

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The 24-metre concrete silo of the Alembic Glass Factory in Bengaluru rendered as a transparent lattice by projection, with an amber interior glowing inside and holographic fog around it

Holograms & Installations · 2026 · Bengaluru, India

Tessellation — The Sixth Sense, Bengaluru

Tessellation is a site-responsive volumetric installation on the 24-metre brutalist silo of the former Alembic Glass Factory in Bengaluru: millimetre-accurate projection and layered holographic fog turn the concrete cylinder into a transparent vessel with a synthetic ecology inside — walked through by an estimated 14,000 visitors across 22 nights.

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The baroque façade of Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin covered in a colourful 3D projection mapping of glowing data patterns

Architecture & Monuments · 2025 · Berlin, Germany

The Cathedral of the Infinite Scroll

For the Festival of Lights Berlin 2025, RE:SORB turned Charlottenburg Palace into a luminous cathedral of data, likes and algorithms that collapses into darkness and is reborn as organic light.

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Beams of blue and orange light passing through layered water and mist screens at night, with festival visitors silhouetted in front of the Depth/100 installation at Ozora

Holograms & Installations · 2024 · Ozora, Hungary

Depth/100 — O.Z.O.R.A. Festival

Depth/100 is a spatial outdoor 3D screen installation by RE:SORB with air, water and light as its only building blocks — a pressurised water shield and layered mist curtains that create a perceived depth of 100 metres or more.

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Selected work

Monuments, façades and stages, turned into living canvases of light.

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The 24-metre concrete silo of the Alembic Glass Factory in Bengaluru rendered as a transparent lattice by projection, with an amber interior glowing inside and holographic fog around it Holograms & Installations · 2026 Tessellation — The Sixth Sense, Bengaluru Volumetric projection on a 24-metre silo · 14,000 visitors · 9 million views The baroque façade of Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin covered in a colourful 3D projection mapping of glowing data patterns Architecture & Monuments · 2025 The Cathedral of the Infinite Scroll Charlottenburg Palace · Festival of Lights Berlin 2025 A domed mosque with two minarets in Sharjah covered in a fine golden projection mapping at night Architecture & Monuments · 2025 Sharjah Light Festival — 2023–2026 Opening-show mapping and light installations in the Emirates A crowd at night in front of three fan-shaped screens of water and fog on which giant blue faces of light appear — BEYOND by RE:SORB at Boom Festival Holograms & Installations · 2025 BEYOND — Monumental Water-and-Fog Light Environments A lightfield you walk inside · Boom Festival & O.Z.O.R.A. Visitors standing inside ÆTHER, a walk-in installation of green, magenta and blue light beams in fog at the Marx-Engels-Forum in Berlin Holograms & Installations · 2024 ÆTHER — Marx-Engels-Forum Walk-in holographic light installation · Festival of Lights Berlin 2024 Beams of blue and orange light passing through layered water and mist screens at night, with festival visitors silhouetted in front of the Depth/100 installation at Ozora Holograms & Installations · 2024 Depth/100 — O.Z.O.R.A. Festival Spatial 3D screen from air, water and light · Hungary 2024 The Berlin TV Tower at night with its shaft and sphere illuminated in blue by a projection mapping, filmed in vertical format Architecture & Monuments · 2022 TV Tower Berlin — Festival of Lights 2022 Germany’s tallest building, mapped in vertical format A crowd at night in front of a mapped building at Boom Festival, with beams of blue and white light passing through fog in front of the façade Holograms & Installations · 2022 Infinity Gate — Boom Festival 3D mapping with holographic elements · Portugal 2022 The columned façade of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow transformed by a 3D projection mapping of shifting architecture Architecture & Monuments · 2019 DUAL — Bolshoi Theatre Winner, Art Vision Classic · Circle of Light Moscow 2019

Vertical formats

Made for tall monuments — and for your feed.

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The 24-metre concrete silo of the Alembic Glass Factory in Bengaluru rendered as a transparent lattice by projection, with an amber interior glowing inside and holographic fog around it 2026 · 0:40Tessellation — The Sixth Sense, Bengaluru The Berlin Victory Column wrapped in a rainbow-coloured 360-degree projection mapping at night, filmed from below 2025 · 5:00Siegessäule — TRON: ARES A crowd at night in front of three fan-shaped screens of water and fog on which giant blue faces of light appear — BEYOND by RE:SORB at Boom Festival 2025 · 0:12BEYOND — Monumental Water-and-Fog Light Environments A person standing inside a bright blue holographic light field in fog at night at Re:birth Festival in Japan 2024 · 1:17ÆTHER — Re:birth Festival, Japan Swirling beams of pink, green and blue light in fog forming a walk-in space at the Marx-Engels-Forum, Berlin, filmed in vertical format 2023 · 3:21Lumisphere — Marx-Engels-Forum A visitor standing in front of a floating holographic figure of light in the dark at Boom Festival 2023 · 2:00ISHQ — Multilayer Waterscreen, Boom Festival People standing in front of a bright white and blue hologram of light in fog on a square in Weimar at night, filmed in vertical format 2023 · 0:35Real-World Holograms — Weimar The Berlin TV Tower at night with its shaft and sphere illuminated in blue by a projection mapping, filmed in vertical format 2022 · 1:32TV Tower Berlin — Festival of Lights 2022 The Berlin Victory Column illuminated in turquoise and blue by a 3D projection mapping at night, filmed in vertical format 2015 · 2:22Siegessäule — Berlin Light Festival 2015

What we do

Concept, content and technology — one studio, one show.

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Charlottenburg Palace during RE:SORB’s 3D mapping at the Festival of Lights Berlin 2025 01

3D Projection Mapping

Monuments, façades, bridges, castles and stages become moving architecture.

Learn more BEYOND — figures of light on water and fog screens at Boom Festival 2025 02

Holographic & Volumetric Installations

Real 3D canvases of monumental size — images that hover in mid-air.

Learn more The 270° courtyard mapping at Lahnstein on the Rhine 03

Immersive Spaces & 360° Experiences

Fused indoor and outdoor environments that surround the visitor completely.

Learn more The Omnisphere, a projection-mapped sphere in the forest of Garbicz Festival 04

Festival & Stage Visuals

From main stages to walk-in structures — mapping that moves with the music.

Learn more A golden figure of light on the LED wonderwall at City Walk Jeddah 05

Brand Activations & Events

Product launches, openings and ceremonies that people remember.

Learn more Christie laser projectors lighting the water and mist screens of Depth/100 at Ozora 06

Media Technology & Hardware

RE:SORB Mediatech: projectors, media servers, sensors and custom hardware.

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2004RE:SORB founded by Stefan Ihmig
14,000Visitors in 22 nights — Tessellation, Bengaluru 2026
2×Art Vision winner, Bolshoi Theatre Moscow
10+Editions of the Festival of Lights Berlin

The studio

Digital sanctuaries of light, since 2004.

Founded by Stefan Ihmig in 2004, RE:SORB brings light, darkness, moving imagery and sound together in environments for immersion and shared attention — from award-winning mappings at the Bolshoi Theatre and Charlottenburg Palace to walk-in lightfields of water and fog.

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Awards

  • 2023Tokyo Tokyo Award — 1minute Projection Mapping Competition / TOKYO LIGHTSUMBRA
  • 2022Jury Prize — 1minute Projection Mapping Competition / TOKYO LIGHTSMUTATE / EVOLVE
  • 2019First Prize — Art Vision ClassicDUAL · Circle of Light, Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow
  • 2019Audience Award — 1minute Projection Mapping, JapanThe Past and Future · Odawara Castle

Brands & institutions we have worked with

  • Netflix
  • Sony
  • Samsung
  • Volkswagen
  • Hennessy
  • Vodafone
  • Merlin
  • Electronic Arts
  • Red Bull
  • Ferrero
  • Lacoste
  • Hannover Messe
  • CeBIT
  • Tiffany & Co.
  • Mall of Berlin

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