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Celebrating one year of Tokyo Night and Light! Since its debut in February 2024, this remarkable project achieved a Guinness World Record for the "largest permanent architectural projection-mapped display," spanning an impressive 13,904.956 square meters. Surpassing all expectations, it has naturally evolved into a must-visit tourist attraction, drawing over 10,000 visitors daily and successfully revitalizing the local night economy. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Director @michi_yuki917 , the @colors_creation Agency, and the incredible team at the Projection Mapping Association of Japan @pmaoj At AVA Animation & Visual Arts Inc, we feel immensely proud and honored to be among the pioneering artists involved in bringing animated content to this visionary project. We rarely show behind-the-scenes work, but keep scrolling the photos for a peek at our creative process for "Tokyo Concerto", from storyboard to final projection, four months in production, over 50 original animated characters all painted by hand by our team, paired with an amazing soundtrack by award-winning composer Hideaki Takahashi. @tokyonightandlight @panasonic @panasonic_global @tokyotokyooldmeetsnew @guinnessworldrecords #Tokyonightandlight #Projectionmapping #GuinnessWorldRecord #Tokyo #Japan #MadeinCanada #MadeinOntario #nighteconomy #videomapping #TokyoTokyo #Panasonic

Toronto Remembers: Commemorative Projections started today at Old City Hall. We are honoured to collaborate with the @cityofto to create this visual display, marking two significant milestones: 80 years since the end of the Second World War and the 100th anniversary of the Toronto Cenotaph at Old City Hall. We dedicate this work in tribute to the 3,516 servicemen and servicewomen from Toronto who gave their lives in service to Canada during the Second World War. 2025 also marks 100 years since the Toronto Cenotaph was officially unveiled on November 11, 1925, as a memorial to honour the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to Canada during times of war and peacekeeping. We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to the City of Toronto Strategic Protocol & External Relations team and City Cultural Events team for their trust and guidance. This event is free and suitable for all ages. It runs from Wednesday, November 5th, 2025, to Tuesday, November 11th, 2025. From 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM, every 30 minutes Venue & Address: West Facade, Old City Hall, 60 Queen St W, Toronto - Wheelchair accessible #projectionmapping #oldcityhall #toronto #lestweforget #remembranceweek #remembrance #rememberanceday #toronto #oldcityhall

Invitation Work 【Carnival】from @avainmotion !!! 【Description】The show is about to start! This is no ordinary zoo; it is a wonderland of magic and play. Hop aboard as animals unite for pure fun and games. Let yourself be swept into a world where laughter and joy dance through the air. Prepare to be amazed as you step into a circus where whimsical animals steal the spotlight! Marvel as elephants twirl with joy, flamingos waltz in dazzling pink, cats conjure up enchanting illusions, and sheep tumble through acrobatics while bunnies go hopping onto wild amusement rides. Cheer as penguins rocket across the stage, bursting one by one from colorful cannons. Clap along as a daring chicken pedals a bicycle while card castles magically rise before your eyes. Join the ride as these lively stars leap, soar, vanish, and reappear, dazzling the crowd with their magical games and tricks set to lively music. Come join the fun and watch the space transform as the stage bursts with color and light! The celebration is waiting for you!

Thank you, @napalightedartfestival , @napaparksandrec , and @cityofnapa , for inviting us to be part of the festival and for creating spaces to celebrate unity, colour, and diversity. We are so proud of this project. “Patterns” explores the concepts of unity, harmony, collaboration, and peace, reminding the viewer of the common threads that connect us all. Inspired by reimagined folk patterns, the artwork aims to create a space that celebrates Napa’s past and future, binding together shapes and patterns from its ancestry to illuminate the city.. Special thanks to the amazing team of @a3visual ! #napa #napavalley #lightfestival #projectionmapping #videomapping #madeincanada #humanmade #madeinontario #noai

Our latest collaboration with the @cntower / Tour CN, officially launched yesterday. The CN Tower is a key symbol of Canada to the world. It is a huge honour for our team at AVA Animation & Visual Arts Inc to help create “Artmosphere,” an interactive and immersive digital gallery space 113 storeys above the city. Artmosphere features original works by 12 incredible Canadian artists. To every artist who believed in our vision, shared their creativity, and brought patience and passion to this journey—thank you for helping us create something truly meaningful: -SANTEE SMITH / TEKARONHIÁHKHWA @santeesmith -ANNWIN MANITOWABI @annwinarts -PHILIPPE BLANCHARD @philippeblanchardart -CURTIA WRIGHT @curtia -MORGAN KAGESHEONGAI @lefttorightstudios -ENNA KIM @fongkikid -KATIE LONGBOAT @katielongboat.beadwork -DYLAN THOMAS @salish_artist_dylan_thomas -MARGARET AUGUST @salish_artist_margaret_august -DYLAN THOMAS @dtsalish -SEMIAH SMITH @semiah.smith -ALEJANDRO BASULTO @maestrobasulto A heartfelt thank you to the @worksofar team, Aristotle Roufanis, and Elburz Sourkhabi from @interactiveimmersivehq for their unwavering support, whether close by or from afar. Our gratitude also extends to our dedicated legal team, led by @gcarrasquero , and to our interns, @sullysaul and @rockoboto.nl For their support with the technical integration, thank you to the @branch_av team. #immersive #cntower #interactive #madeincanada #madeintoronto

Napa Lighted Art Festival | January 17 - February 15, 2026 Friday-Saturday, 6-10pm | Sunday-Thursday 6-9pm Projection artwork is back for the first 9 nights of the festival until January 25, 2026! ‘Patterns ‘ by AVA Animation & Visual Arts @avainmotion illuminates Napa’s past and future, weaving together shapes, textiles, and folk art to celebrate Napa’s diversity and remind viewers of the common threads that connect us all. 📍 Site A: First Presbyterian Church ‘JAGAT (The Universe)’ by Arafura Media Design @arafura_mediadesign tells the tale of Aru, who journeys through forests, coral worlds, and clouds of light from his home in Indonesia to Napa. Inspired by Indonesian landscapes, everyday objects, and contemporary memes, the work transforms the Napa courthouse into a portal where distant worlds collide.📍 Site B: Historic Courthouse ❌🔠...✅🙂. An emoji is worth a thousand words... join the ‘MyEmoji’ conversation at this interactive projection by sibling artists Andrew and Alyssa Laurel Ringer @andrewringler @alyssalaurel_edited ! Alyssa’s hand-drawn emoji keyboard includes designs by Napa artists and deep cut references to local lore — Napa Tree Moose, anyone?📍 Site C: Native Sons building The Napa Lighted Art Festival is a free and walkable event. This year we are showcasing 18 installations at the intersection of technology and art. Bring your family and friends to experience the beauty, creativity, and innovation of lighted art! To learn more, visit our website through the link in our bio. Thank you to our Presenting Sponsor Napa Hotels and Inns and our technical sponsor, Panasonic. *********************** Festival de Arte Iluminado de Napa | Del 17 de enero al 15 de febrero de 2026 Viernes-Sábado, 6-10 p.m. | Domingo-Jueves, 6-9 p.m. ¡El arte de proyección regresa durante las primeras 9 noches del festival hasta el 25 de enero de 2026! ‘Patterns’ de AVA Animation & Visual Arts ilumina el pasado y el futuro de Napa, entrelazando formas, textiles y arte popular para celebrar la diversidad de Napa y recordar a los espectadores los hilos comunes que nos conectan a todos. 📍 Sitio A: Primera Iglesia Presbiteriana Continuó en comentarios

New year, new reel! The feeling never gets old; our hearts skip a beat every time the projectors turn on. 25+ different cities around the globe and some of our favorite award winning projects from the past 16 years. Thank you to our clients, colleagues, and collaborators for their continued trust and for letting us imagine and transform these iconic places. Years of creativity and hard work, from sketch to completion. No AI was used. #projectionmapping #videomapping #toronto #madeincanada #madeinontario #immersive #interactive

SKeN:NEN multimedia performance set in 2050 on the edge of collapse, flooded cities, toxic air and land 4 climate survivors try to rebuild. How do they rebuild from environmental chaos and personal upheaval and loss? Performances coming up Jan 30 @firstontpac Art in Action - Climate week and Feb 4 @sandersoncentrebrantford featuring @kahawidance 20th anniversary celebration

Experience the @agakhanmuseum lit up with the creativity of incredible @ocaduniversity artists! Now in its fourth year, this collaboration has given us the privilege of sharing our expertise in projection mapping and guiding over 40 artists through hands-on, capacity-building workshops. Special thanks to OCAD Director @acserranoto , the @agakhanmuseum , Director of Collections and Public Programs @spriewe , Dean and professor of @ocadu_experimental_animation @philippeblanchardart and curator @bitapourvash This year's lineup includes: Atiya Malik • Primordial Flourish @fantasitia Alireza Razzaghi • Fragments @NotAlireza Nader Soliman • Tanoora @_nandosoliman Xinyi Tian • Spring @xineytian Charlotte Rose Lavoie-Auspert • Interlace @art.stuff.by.charlotte Olivia Wilyman • Intertwined @oliviawilyman Namitha Ann Thomas • Nafura @namithaannthomas Yubang Huang • Resonant @cbocaibang Inky Palm • Umbral Waltz @inky_palm Nancy Hatoum • Noon(ن) @nvncytum Jeff Norman • Sovereignty @jffnrmn #agakhanmuseum #lightupthedark #projectionmapping #toronto #videomapping #madeinontario #madeincanada

✨ Winter Art After Dark is here! ✨ We are thrilled to collaborate again with the @saugaculture to light up the city of Mississauga with incredible projection mapping artworks this weekend, featuring artwork from eight amazing artists including: Fatimah I., Ashton NightHawk, Inaya Sher, Miranda Li, Amanda Foulds, Quinn H., Alek Phan Truc and Rainier Naomi We are so grateful to be working once again alongside amazing public art curator Philippa French, who made this project possible. Huge shout out to our the city’s Public Art Intern, Siah McTavish, who has been supporting us from day one, and the amazing artist Yen Linh Thai who will be leading a family-friendly projection workshop on December 7. If you’re in Mississauga December 5-7, come by the Hazel McCallion Central Library between 5:30 PM and 10 PM to experience these stunning projections. And if you’re curious about the creative process, join us for the Artist Talk on Friday at 4:00 PM in the Noel Ryan Auditorium. See you in Mississauga! #projectionmapping #videomapping #lightart #publicart #mississauga #madeinontario #madeincanada @citymississauga @fateidraws @noodinstudio @ashton.night.hawk @alek.phantruc @garden_mer @nopperaa @rainier.naomi amandaafoulds

Toronto Remembers: Commemorative Projections started today at Old City Hall. We are honoured to collaborate with the @cityofto to create this visual display, marking two significant milestones: 80 years since the end of the Second World War and the 100th anniversary of the Toronto Cenotaph at Old City Hall. We dedicate this work in tribute to the 3,516 servicemen and servicewomen from Toronto who gave their lives in service to Canada during the Second World War. 2025 also marks 100 years since the Toronto Cenotaph was officially unveiled on November 11, 1925, as a memorial to honour the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to Canada during times of war and peacekeeping. We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to the City of Toronto Strategic Protocol & External Relations team and City Cultural Events team for their trust and guidance. This event is free and suitable for all ages. It runs from Wednesday, November 5th, 2025, to Tuesday, November 11th, 2025. From 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM, every 30 minutes Venue & Address: West Facade, Old City Hall, 60 Queen St W, Toronto - Wheelchair accessible #projectionmapping #oldcityhall #toronto #lestweforget #remembranceweek #remembrance #rememberanceday