Guests at the Digital Graffiti Festival are immersed in a curated, mile-long journey where the town of Alys Beach itself becomes a gallery. More than 70 installations transform its iconic whitewashed architecture into dynamic canvases, ranging from abstract animations to interactive works that respond to audience movement. This interplay of art, architecture, and interactivity ensures visitors don’t simply watch the festival, but that they become active participants in the experience.
Panasonic’s Solid Shine laser projectors make this seamless immersion possible each year. Engineered for brightness, clarity, and resilience in harsh conditions, the projectors deliver flawless visuals without drawing attention to the hardware. Their compact, lightweight design allows them to be discreetly installed across rooftops, balconies, and courtyards, blending into the built environment so the focus remains entirely on the art. With brilliant 4K resolution, precise colour reproduction, and consistent performance, the technology remains invisible to the audience, while elevating every artistic detail
The festival’s design and theming further heighten the immersive atmosphere. Alys Beach’s Bermudian-inspired architecture becomes a living canvas, with each installation curated to complement the textures, forms, and character of its site - from the multi-story façade of The Della to the refined symmetry of Caliza Courts. Panasonic’s equipment proved versatile, efficient, and visually stunning – guiding guests fluidly from one installation to the next, creating an immersive experience that felt both organic and intentional.
By blending world-class projection technology with thoughtful design and curation, Digital Graffiti invites visitors into a cultural experience that is at once innovative, interactive, and deeply rooted in place.
Partners
Digital Graffiti Festival, Alys Beach and RENTEX.
