Scenography
The design of spaces, objects, and environments that frame performance, narrative, and human experience.
Scenography encompasses the creation of immersive environments that extend beyond traditional theater to include spatial installations, virtual experiences, and architectural interventions. It combines design thinking with storytelling, using physical and digital elements to shape how people perceive and move through space.
The community explores scenography across diverse contexts: temporary theater structures and mobile performance spaces, fashion and exhibition design that transforms architectural elements, virtual reality applications in spatial education, and large-scale installations that wrap and reframe existing environments. Projects range from intimate mise-en-scène to monumental public interventions.
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View all 10 journalsSPATIAL FICTION AND THE GAZING EYE: A NEW READING AT THE INTERSECTION OF CINEMA AND ARCHITECTURE
Through 'The Gazing Eye,' this essay redefines space as an active subject, arguing the architect is now a director of atmosphere.
FDA2044: A Scenography School Where Virtual Reality Reshapes Architectural Education
Extending Belgrade's Faculty of Drama Arts into a glass-wrapped campus that fuses immersive technology with stage design pedagogy.
(ab)NORMAL Turns an 80-Metre Polycarbonate Wall into a Fashion Stage at Manifattura Tabacchi
A translucent scenography for Polimoda's 2023 graduation show transforms a Pier Luigi Nervi factory in Florence into a theater of silhouettes.
OMA Wraps 500 Artifacts in Fabric Architecture for the 2025 Islamic Arts Biennale in Jeddah
Inside the Western Hajj Terminal, translucent textiles and restrained lighting turn a pilgrimage hub into an immersive cultural landscape.