Visual Architecture vs Projection Art
Visual Architecture vs Projection Art
Defining Projection Art
Projection art typically involves:
Event-based visual mapping
Temporary installations
Narrative sequences
Public exhibitions
It is immersive but time-bound.
Defining Visual Architecture
Visual architecture is structural.
It is designed for:
Continuous operation
Permanent deployment
Environmental integration
Multi-layer synchronization
Projection art is performative.
Visual architecture is infrastructural.
Visual Architecture Theory provides the conceptual immersive systems framework supporting structured spatial field deployment.
The immersive systems framework emphasizes permanence, autonomy, and architectural integration.
Architectural Intent
Visual architecture emphasizes:
Structural coherence
Geometric continuity
Spatial stabilization
It does not rely on spectacle or narrative.
Each installation requires:
HDMI-compatible displays
Dedicated power continuity
Stable display mounting
Adequate viewing distance
Controlled ambient lighting
The platform operates independently of internet services and does not require cloud integration.
Ownership includes setup documentation and direct installation support.