BeWunder delivered the technical systems across the exhibition, supporting the realisation of its visual and spatial concept.

The installation included audio, video and lighting systems integrated throughout the exhibition space, alongside rigging elements required to support the setup. Media playback systems were implemented to manage and control the visual content across the different zones.

The delivery required careful coordination to ensure that all technical elements aligned with the exhibition design and enhanced the intended contrast between light and darkness.

BeWunder delivered the technical lighting systems for the exhibition, working closely with Perrotin Gallery, ICD Brookfield Place and the curatorial team to ensure that the lighting approach supported the artistic intent of the exhibition.

The lighting design was intentionally clean, minimal and precise, removing distraction from the surrounding environment and allowing full focus on the artworks themselves. Each piece was carefully lit to highlight its form, colour and detail while maintaining consistency across the gallery space.

In addition to the installation, BeWunder provided technical maintenance and servicing as well as operational support throughout the three-month exhibition period, ensuring consistent performance and presentation of the artworks.

BeWunder delivered the technical setup across the event, covering audio systems, video systems and lighting systems throughout the venue.

The setup supported a wide range of programme elements running in parallel, including talks, presentations, live performances and brand activations across multiple spaces. A live stream feed was broadcast across the venue, requiring coordination between video and control systems to ensure consistent delivery across different areas.

Rigging supported the installation of technical equipment across the site, allowing the setup to adapt to the different formats and activations taking place throughout the event.

BeWunder delivered the technical setup for the event, covering multiple halls and activation areas across the venue. Audio systems, video systems and lighting systems were installed and integrated to ensure consistent performance throughout the exhibition, supported by event IT and networks to keep all systems aligned and running reliably.

Rigging was used to support the installation of lighting and video elements across the different spaces, while power systems management ensured that all technical equipment operated continuously over the three days without interruption.

Live streaming was also implemented for selected parts of the programme, allowing key moments of the event to be captured and shared beyond the venue.

BeWunder supported the exhibition by delivering the technical setup across the gallery space, working closely with ICD Brookfield Place and the curatorial team to align the installation with the exhibition layout and programme.

The scope included the installation of an LED wall and projection systems, alongside the positioning of audio systems throughout the space to create distinct sound environments for different works. Lighting was introduced to highlight canvases and key elements, ensuring that each piece was presented clearly while maintaining the overall atmosphere of the exhibition.

All systems were integrated within the exhibition environment to support a range of media formats, allowing each installation to function as intended within the overall visitor experience. 

BeWunder supported the exhibition across both the main gallery spaces and a dedicated section known as “The Lower Form”, delivering lighting and projection as part of the overall exhibition environment.

Under project management, BeWunder coordinated stakeholders, consultants and contractors, ensuring that the installation progressed in line with the programme and was completed within the 32-day timeline ahead of the official opening.

Within technical systems, BeWunder delivered lighting and projection across the exhibition spaces, supporting the presentation of over 400 objects while maintaining a consistent visual environment throughout the galleries.

The technical setup was carefully integrated into the exhibition design to enhance the atmosphere without distracting from the artworks, ensuring that each piece remained the central focus of the visitor experience.

Considering the scope of the project, it could be implicitly stated that the event was spectacularly successful in terms of the latest technologies utilized and coordination with the stand builder.

BeWunder Event Production team provided full Audio, Video & Streaming services for the German Book Fair Stand, installing curved LED walls, working on a VR play area, and a stage with interactive displays at the back of the stand.

BeWunder delivered the multimedia and show technology for the exhibition, including audio, video, lighting, and rigging across all areas.

The scope included the creation of multiple virtual environments, where media servers were used to generate and control projection content, including virtual characters and immersive visual scenes. A key element of the installation was a four-metre-high, 360-degree LED wall, forming a central feature within the exhibition and supporting the visualisation of future technologies.

In addition, projection-based content was implemented across architectural surfaces, requiring careful system integration to ensure consistent display despite spatial constraints. All systems were coordinated to operate as a unified setup, supporting the connection between exhibition zones and delivering a seamless visitor experience.