Paulius Šaparnis

Ping Pong

Interactive facade projection. Vilnius Light Festival, 2026. Contemporary Art Centre, Vilnius. With Aleksandr Voronovič

Three courts on an art centre facade.

Visitors scanned a QR code and their phones became paddles. They played in pairs, phone against phone, while two more games ran beside them.

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Live footage, Vilnius Light Festival 2026. No sound.

How it played

The Contemporary Art Centre has three large blank walls on its facade. Each became a court, so three games ran side by side above the street.

Players dragged the paddle on their phones, and everyone passing could see who was winning. For price, timeline and site needs, see how festival commissions work. For a launch or a stand, see how brand projects work.

Facts

3 courts at once, one on each wall

2 players per court

The three courts, side by side

In play

Stills from festival videos.

A phone in the dark showing the game: the score, one to two, and a paddle to drag
The paddle on a visitor’s phone.
A cyan paddle, a violet paddle and a white ball projected on the facade
Two paddles and the ball on the wall.
Close-up of the words Player 2 wins projected in violet on the wall
The end of a game, in light.
The Contemporary Art Centre facade rebuilt in 3D with three courts

Play it in 3D

The facade, rebuilt in 3D. Take the middle court against the computer.

Play Ping Pong in 3D