Impossible Geometries
Immersive Interactive
Projection Mapping Installation
2022
New Version in Development
Impossible Geometries is currently being redeveloped as a new, education-focused edition. We are now taking meetings and setting up bookings for this updated version, with availability beginning in fall 2026 and a premiere planned for summer 2026.
Impossible Geometries is an interactive 360-degree projection experience where art and mathematics become the main characters. Through play, humor, and narrative, visitors move through and activate immersive environments, learning ideas in math and art through experience rather than explanation. The new edition features six interactive worlds, each introduced by short stop-motion animations, and is designed for immersive galleries, science centres, and cultural spaces.
Presentation History
March 1 – September 5, 2022
THEMUSEUM
Kitchener, Ontario, CA
Impossible Geometries was the inaugural experience presented in THEMUSEUM’s EYEPOOL interactive 360-degree projection environment. This immersive exhibit took visitors through ten unique audiovisual worlds exploring elements of visual design, interaction, and play.
Guests entered a surreal landscape where space and time warped and abstract geometries filled the room. Each world emphasized a different visual design element, including line, dot, shape, texture, space, color, intersection, scale, negative and positive space, and repetition. Visitors were encouraged to explore freely, knowing there were no right answers.
Sensors in the room tracked movement and activated interactive floor animations, encouraging play, exploration, and reflection on the visual elements present in each world.
Credits
Presented by THEMUSEUM
Artistic Direction, Animation, Interactive Design, Projection Mapping and Creative Coding: Laura Anzola and Matthew Waddell
Music: Darren Young
Thanks to: Daniel MacPherson
Impossible Geometries is currently being redeveloped as a new, education-focused edition. We are now taking meetings and setting up bookings for this updated version, with availability beginning in fall 2026 and a premiere planned for summer 2026.
Impossible Geometries is an interactive 360-degree projection experience where art and mathematics become the main characters. Through play, humor, and narrative, visitors move through and activate immersive environments, learning ideas in math and art through experience rather than explanation. The new edition features six interactive worlds, each introduced by short stop-motion animations, and is designed for immersive galleries, science centres, and cultural spaces.
Presentation History
March 1 – September 5, 2022
THEMUSEUM
Kitchener, Ontario, CA
Impossible Geometries was the inaugural experience presented in THEMUSEUM’s EYEPOOL interactive 360-degree projection environment. This immersive exhibit took visitors through ten unique audiovisual worlds exploring elements of visual design, interaction, and play.
Guests entered a surreal landscape where space and time warped and abstract geometries filled the room. Each world emphasized a different visual design element, including line, dot, shape, texture, space, color, intersection, scale, negative and positive space, and repetition. Visitors were encouraged to explore freely, knowing there were no right answers.
Sensors in the room tracked movement and activated interactive floor animations, encouraging play, exploration, and reflection on the visual elements present in each world.
Credits
Presented by THEMUSEUM
Artistic Direction, Animation, Interactive Design, Projection Mapping and Creative Coding: Laura Anzola and Matthew Waddell
Music: Darren Young
Thanks to: Daniel MacPherson
