WildWoods: AGLOW was a unique collaboration with the Fernbank Museum, located within a lush, native forest in Atlanta, Georgia. During the winter months, the forest trail was underutilized, and we were brought in to reimagine the space as an immersive, interactive nighttime experience that would celebrate and animate the natural surroundings.
I originally joined the project to lead the art and multimedia direction for the video projection mapping components. As the project evolved, I stepped into the role of Creative Director, overseeing the full design, production, and installation of all creative elements.
The result was a truly magical experience that transformed the forest into a living, breathing nighttime environment. Highlights included motion-activated singing mushrooms, integrated sound and lighting design, whimsical 2D animation, and immersive projection mapping — all working together to bring the woods to life in a way that was both enchanting and educational.
Final product of interactive video projection mapping / lighting design
The extraordinary design work of Emma Clinton
Pixmap composition of video projection mapping
WildWoods Aglow entrance
Motion-sensored singing mushrooms
Interactive video projection mapping
Making of the flower
Flower pedal designed by me
CREDITS
TAIT
Executive Creative Director: Émilie F. Grenier
Producer /Production Coordinator: Daphnée Nadeau
Project Coordinator: Camille Nadeau & Fanny Asselin
Content Technical lead: Jean-François Primeau
Jean-Christophe Deschenes
Technical Director / Installation Supervisor: Pascal Marcotte
Art Direction / Multimedia Director: Lucy Rybicka
External Team Members
Technical Director / Installation Supervisor: Pascal Marcotte
Art Direction / Multimedia Director: Lucy Rybicka
External Team Members
Content Designer: Emma Clinton
Motion Designer: Simon Reid
Interactive Designer: Owen Kirby
Lighting Design by: ATOMIC 3
Scenographic Designer / Creative Director: Anne-Séguin Poirier
Scenographic production by: Studio Artefact
Music and Sound Design by: Sabrina Sabotage Bellemare
Sound Mixing by: Frederic Siron-Mazalon