This project was created for the opening of an underground club in Mongolia, conceived as a bunker-like space fully wrapped in LED surfaces. The intention was to shape a strong first impression through an immersive visual experience that could define the identity of the venue from the beginning.

The concept was developed from a simple question: what if the ceiling was not a ceiling, but a portal?
Working through a synaesthetic approach, I imagined the space as a shifting environment where the LED roof dissolves into a sci-fi sky, transforming perception and blurring the limits between physical space and visual illusion for the opening moment.

We collaborated with visual artist VJ Fader, who was fully responsible for the production and execution of the 3D anamorphic mapping. His work was essential in translating the concept into a precise spatial illusion integrated with the structure.

Alongside this moment, I developed a broader visual system for the club, including a sci-fi driven visual identity and a series of motion graphics and live visuals designed to evolve over time, building a cohesive visual language rooted in immersive design and visual music, where motion, light, and architecture shape perception and create a scalable live visuals environment.

I led the concept, art direction, and live visuals design, shaping the overall visual direction of the space. The project connects immersive design with visual music, creating a narrative that unfolds through motion, light, and architecture.