To mark the 20th anniversary of the MuseumsQuartier, the light installation “reflexion” transformed the MQ Main Courtyard in Oct.2021. The walls of the Leopold Museum, the Halle E+G, the mumok, and the main MQ façade morphed into new objects and reflecting the site’s surroundings.The reciprocal interplay of the projectionand laser pulses created new networks between the buildings.
The workwas awarded with the Grand Prix du Jury at the Video-Mapping Festival 2022 in Lille - France, 2 x Bronze Awards from the Creativ Club Austria (CCA) and 2 x Bronze Awards from the Art Directors Club Europe (ADC*E).

Art Direction
Tim Schmelzer by Lumine Projections
In collaboration with
Patrick Kong, Dirk Pfeifer, Haselbusch

Mappingshow at the Rendez-vous Bundesplatz in October 2021. The ship “Planet Hope” accompanied the audience from the rainforest to the Arctic, through all the chapters of the show. These ranged from the innovations of sustainable energy generation, to the consequences of global warming, to maintaining world peace through international understanding and cultural exchange.

Art Direction
Tim Schmelzer and Marcus Zobl by Lumine Projections
In collaboration with
Patrick Kong, Dirk Pfeifer, Haselbusch

An artistic intervention at the monument for the marginalized, emigrated and murdered of the Art History Institute of the University of Vienna 1933/34 - 1938 – 1945.

Art Direction
Tim Schmelzer by Lumine Projections
In collaboration with
Patrick Kong (sound production)
Haselbusch (animation)

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the first manned moon landing, a 3D mapping show onto the parliament building in Bern was created for the client Starlight Events. The effective presentation entitled “First Step” not only dealt with the first steps on the moon, but also put this unique event in a new light.

Art Direction
Tim Schmelzer and Marcus Zobl byLumine Projections
In collaboration with
Patrick Kong, Dirk Pfeifer, Haselbusch

As part of the Festival Of Lights 2019 in Berlin, E.ON presented the "Special TV Tower Award". The theme of "Creating a Better Tomorrow" was to featurethe TV tower on Berlin’s Alexanderplatz. Therefor a 90 seconds 3D video mapping animation was ceated which was leaned on solar technology innovations and the character of the building structure.

Art Direction
Tim Schmelzer by Lichttapete
In collaboration with
Patrick Kong (animation,sound production)

"Wien Leuchtet" 2016 was an interplay of light, sound, video and slide projections. The overall project was produced together byLichttapete and4youreye. While the Natural History Museum was presented with alternating slide projections for the first time, theKunsthistorisches Museum has been staged using 3D video mapping.

Production and Art Direction
Tim Schmelzer by Lichttapete
In collaboration with
Patrick Kong (animation,sound production KHM)

Video projection for the “Light in Art and Archtitectrure Festival GLOW 2013“ in Eindhoven Holland. Theprojectionbased on the principles of the Dutch artist group De Stijl, founded in the 1920s, lends itself particularly well for thebuilding. It transports the creative thought of the group to the present in the form of an original design emphasizing abstract geometricforms and clarity of color.

Art Direction
Tim Schmelzer by Lichttapete
In collaboration with
Patrick Kong (animation, sound production)

As part of the "Light in Art andArchitecture Festival Glow", a video was presented at the Dela Building in Eindhoven.It visualised the emotions that survivors experience when a family member or friend leaves them. These memories and experiences were translated into dreamy scenes that should give strength and inspiration to children from this painful experience.

Art Direction
Tim Schmelzer by Lichttapete
Support by
Patrick Kong (animations,sound production)

At the beginning of the commemoration year for the 500th anniversary of the death of Emperor Maximilian I, the lightshow “MAX 500” turned the Innsbruck Hofburg into a completely new light. Designed in the form of an elaborate 3D video mapping and highlighted with matching sounds, a 20-minute journey through time, took visitors back to the past.

Art Direction
Marcus Zobl and Tim Schmelzer by Lichttapete
Support by
Patrick Kong, Dirk Pfeifer, Atzgerei

For the European Athletics Championships in Switzerland a particularly moving project for the Zürich Opera House was realised. The topics athletics and art were combined in the form of a story.Avirtual book took the observers back to the history of athletics in Switzerland until 1954 and to the Letzigrund Stadium, the venue of the games.

Art Direction
Tim Schmelzer and Marcus Zobl by Lichttapete
Support by
Patrick Kong (animations, sound production)

As part of the Vienna Festival of Lights, the Triton and Najad fountain created by Edmund Hofmann of Aspernburg was selected to project Jules Michelet's poem “The Sea” in the form of the Morse alphabet. The projection was supplemented by an acoustic translation of the poem into Morse signals.

Production and Artwork
Tim Schmelzer