Brescia Piazza Loggia - 3d mapped light projections - Remixed
- Thursday, May 12 2011 @ 10:55 pm EDT
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3d mapped building light projection - INCA EXHIBITION - BRESCIA - PIAZZA LOGGIA - 19.12.2009
by WAVE GROUP - artists: Andrea Bossola & Joe Ferrari
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