Mezmereyz - An Immersive Experience
Mezmereyz, fondly known as “The Mez,” is the Museum of Art + Light’s groundbreaking, multi-sensory, state-of-the-art 21,500 sq ft immersive exhibition environment with the purpose of enticing even the most novice of visitors to the arts. Using the latest in projection technology with the power of 108 Epson projectors spanning across ~37,000 linear feet to produce 188,000,000 pixels of animated beauty, the imagery is managed by the largest-ever U.S. deployment of the Modulo Pi media server systems and bolstered by Meyer immersive audio technology. The Mez works to transport visitors through a fully animated, artistically driven tour to new places, spaces, and times where the projected story delves deep into the artistry, artist, or works themselves.
Mezmereyz, fondly known as “The Mez,” is the Museum of Art + Light’s groundbreaking, multi-sensory, state-of-the-art 21,500 sq ft immersive exhibition environment with the purpose of enticing even the most novice of visitors to the arts. Using the latest in projection technology with the power of 108 Epson projectors spanning across ~37,000 linear feet to produce 188,000,000 pixels of animated beauty, the imagery is managed by the largest-ever U.S. deployment of the Modulo Pi media server systems and bolstered by Meyer immersive audio technology. The Mez works to transport visitors through a fully animated, artistically driven tour to new places, spaces, and times where the projected story delves deep into the artistry, artist, or works themselves.
Out of hundreds of global entries, only five projects were recognized with a WXO – World Experience Organization Award.
We are proud to share the Experiential Technology of the Year went to The Museum of Art + Light—a purpose-built venue that fuses traditional art with immersive digital storytelling. Powered by 100+ projectors and Modulo Pi servers, this Kansas-based museum redefines what it means to connect with culture.
This isn’t just an exhibit. It’s a permanent, tech-driven experience designed to evolve with the times—and the people who walk through it.
Diversified Case Study
Current and Upcoming Exhibitions
Renoir : A Luminous Evolution
November 8, 2024-September 5, 2025
Opening November 2024 its first feature, Renoir: A Luminous Evolution, takes visitors on a deeply engaging artistic journey of the life and artistry of Pierre-August Renoir. High-res digital images of 300 of his beloved works, family photos, and pre-recorded family films tells a rich story of the artist’s home, travels, and artistic passions. The MoA+L is committed to pushing the boundary of traditional art forms by developing its own method of artistic creation utilizing cutting-edge technology to tell a diverse array of artistic stories that are sure to redefine the way museums interpret the art world.
As such, Mezmereyz invites you to become an active participant in this captivating artistic process, fostering a deeper connection between art and the observer, unleashing the boundless possibilities of interacting with art in the digital age.
Renoir: A Luminous Evolution was designed and developed by MoA+L’s in-house art team of 3D Motion Graphic designers led by the Creative Director of Immersive Exhibitions, Sydney Bouhaniche, in collaboration with the exhibited artists.
November 8, 2024-September 5, 2025
Opening November 2024 its first feature, Renoir: A Luminous Evolution, takes visitors on a deeply engaging artistic journey of the life and artistry of Pierre-August Renoir. High-res digital images of 300 of his beloved works, family photos, and pre-recorded family films tells a rich story of the artist’s home, travels, and artistic passions. The MoA+L is committed to pushing the boundary of traditional art forms by developing its own method of artistic creation utilizing cutting-edge technology to tell a diverse array of artistic stories that are sure to redefine the way museums interpret the art world.
As such, Mezmereyz invites you to become an active participant in this captivating artistic process, fostering a deeper connection between art and the observer, unleashing the boundless possibilities of interacting with art in the digital age.
Renoir: A Luminous Evolution was designed and developed by MoA+L’s in-house art team of 3D Motion Graphic designers led by the Creative Director of Immersive Exhibitions, Sydney Bouhaniche, in collaboration with the exhibited artists.
The Erosion of Time: A Digital Compilation of Works by Des Lucréce and Dean Mitchell
September 6, 2025 – April 30, 2026
The Erosion of Time illuminates contemporary artists Dean Mitchell and Des Lucréce’s lived experience, offering a window into the reality of navigating the intersection of multiple identities. For Lucréce, each work serves as commentary on societal, cultural, and personal dimensions of his experience of living without a “home center,” inviting viewers to reflect upon identity, belonging, and the transformative power of empathy and understanding in our interconnected world. As an artist first and humanitarian second, Mitchell’s imagery of people and places strives to imbue visitors with a sense of the artist’s hope for humanity while portraying poverty and portraits conveying an array of emotion.
Erosion of Time was designed and developed by MoA+L’s in-house art team of 3D Motion Graphic designers led by the Creative Director of Immersive Exhibitions, Sydney Bouhaniche, in collaboration with the exhibited artists.
Des Lucréce, Madonna of the Garden, 2023, Non-fungible token, Photoshop, Procreate, Courtesy of the artist (left). Dean Mitchell, Between the Walls, 1996, Oil on canvas (right).
The Erosion of Time illuminates contemporary artists Dean Mitchell and Des Lucréce’s lived experience, offering a window into the reality of navigating the intersection of multiple identities. For Lucréce, each work serves as commentary on societal, cultural, and personal dimensions of his experience of living without a “home center,” inviting viewers to reflect upon identity, belonging, and the transformative power of empathy and understanding in our interconnected world. As an artist first and humanitarian second, Mitchell’s imagery of people and places strives to imbue visitors with a sense of the artist’s hope for humanity while portraying poverty and portraits conveying an array of emotion.
Erosion of Time was designed and developed by MoA+L’s in-house art team of 3D Motion Graphic designers led by the Creative Director of Immersive Exhibitions, Sydney Bouhaniche, in collaboration with the exhibited artists.
Des Lucréce, Madonna of the Garden, 2023, Non-fungible token, Photoshop, Procreate, Courtesy of the artist (left). Dean Mitchell, Between the Walls, 1996, Oil on canvas (right).