Video gallery: The ten most beautiful Urbanscreen projections
Creative / MediaIlluminations of the Bremen light artists

The eight creative minds call themselves projection artists, "Projection Mapping" is their art. They fiddle around in the creative house "Alte Schnapsfabrik" in Bremen's Neustadt. But often Urbanscreen are showing their art all over the world, whether in the USA, Spain, Lebanon or Kurdish Iraq.
Managing Director Majo Ussat tells us exactly how Urbanscreen work and with what meticulous work a video projection is created: "I'd like to project a pixel onto the moon!"
We have selected the ten most beautiful projections of the recent years:
1. It starts in Sydney – one of the most famous works of the projection artists from Bremen:
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2. In Oberhausen they illuminated a gasometer from the inside:
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3. Coloured gold – Haus Schütting in Bremen:
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4. In the USA, Rice University became the scene of a gigantic projection:
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5. On behalf of the construction machinery group Caterpillar, Urbanscreen transformed a test site:
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6. The media facade of the Klubhaus St. Pauli is also from Bremen:
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7. Two television towers became the world's largest interactive high striker:
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8. Urbanscreen art as part of an opera:
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9. First prize at the Bucharest Mapping Festival 2015:
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10. The interactive sculpture SOLANUM:
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Further information on the creative industry and the founding of creative companies can be obtained from Anke Jakobj, +49 421 361-32050, anke.jacobj@wah.bremen.de.
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