Project Horizon at Barker Hangar

Project Horizon at Barker Hangar called for a visual language that could fill a large aviation-scale event environment without feeling flat or purely decorative. MELT developed a luminous tree motif that could live across wide screens, mapped surfaces, and previewed show looks, giving the room a central image system with depth, motion, and atmosphere.

The creative direction moved between organic detail and technical precision: branching light structures, particle fields, tree-canopy studies, and wide-room compositions were tested against LED layouts and venue-scale mapping references. The result is a visual system that reads as both scenic identity and production-ready media design.

This project sits at the intersection of immersive content, projection mapping, and technical visualization. The selected images show the design process behind translating a strong central motif into a flexible event media package.

VenueBarker Hangar
ProjectProject Horizon
ScopeVisual development, projection looks, LED mapping studies
RoleImmersive content direction and media-system planning

Projection MappingImmersive VisualsBarker HangarEvent Visual SystemTree Motif

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