Delight Lab is an audiovisual design and experimentation studio pivoting around the concepts of video, light and space.
Established in 2009 by two audiovisual artists, Delight Lab covers a variety of projects such as large-scale projection mapping on architecture, digital museology, audiovisual installations, audiovisual stage design for performing arts, audiovisual content for commercial events, and audio-reactive visuals.
The origin of Delight Lab goes back when two brothers decided to make projects together at the university: Germán (Design) and Andrea (Art and Aesthetics).
Both audiovisual artists had developed investigations and experimentation with light, the phantasmagoria, the video-projection and the intervention of spaces. All different experiments culminated in a projection mapping on the facade of The Contemporary Art museum of Santiago.
This projection realized in January, 2009 was one of the first mapping projections in Chile. This milestone opened the way to further investigation, artistic and technological experimentation, interdisciplinary exchange and cultural management. These values are still present in every project carried out by the duo.
