Radenci — Prostorska Projekcija

A spatial projection for children in Radenci: a room where the walls become the story. The audience stands inside it and follows a small gnome in a red hat on a journey that starts in the forest, drops underground and ends under water.

We designed it as a film that has no single screen. The scenes had to hold up across corners and uneven surfaces, so compositions are built around one clear point of attention, usually the gnome and a light he is following, with the rest of the frame kept dark enough to melt into the room. A lantern in the undergrowth, a glowing orb in a cave, a giant eye opening in the rock.

The look is closer to stop-motion than to a cartoon. Textures are tactile, moss, wet stone, felt, and the lighting is warm and practical, which makes the world feel like a set you could touch. For a young audience that matters: the scary moments, the cave, the warning signs, the big fish, stay gentle.

The photos from the room are the real result. Children reaching for the orb on the wall is the interaction we were designing for.