Case study
In Between: dance inside a 360° projection
An immersive dance performance for MINA – Museum of Immersive New Art in Bucharest, where dancers move through 360° projections and the audience shares the space. It ran for a season, went on a sponsored pop-up to Iași and was selected for the National Theatre Festival.
At a glance
- Client
- MINA – Museum of Immersive New Art
- Direction
- Bobi Pricop
- Role
- Choreographer and lighting designer
- Run
- April–July 2024, Bucharest; pop-up in Iași, September 2024
- Festival
- National Theatre Festival (FNT) 2024
- Partners of the Iași pop-up
- George.BCR, Kaufland, Epson, NVIDIA, Schweppes; co-funded by the Ministry of Culture
- Duration
- About 45 minutes
The brief
Make live dance hold its own inside a room where every wall and the floor are moving image — and let the audience stand inside the piece rather than in front of it.
The work
Filip built the choreography with the video and generative teams (MINA Studios, AV NOIR), timing movement to the projection so that bodies appear to dissolve into the image and re-form. He also designed the lighting, keeping performers readable against bright, constantly changing surfaces.
Why it matters for your venue or brand
The same approach works for immersive venues, launches and exhibitions: a live layer that makes projected content feel inhabited, and a format sponsors have already backed.
