MONCLER DOMINO FACTORY

Moncler
New York

Moncler unveils a visual campaign on the Domino Sugar Factory in Brooklyn, highlighting the timelessness of its new collection through a unique architectural projection.

(About the project)

To launch a collection inspired by enduring classics, Moncler takes over the historic façade of the Domino Sugar Factory in Williamsburg. Previously unexplored in mapping, this complex surface becomes the medium for a visual narrative that breaks with fashion diktats.

Superbien conceives an original architectural projection that embraces the building's complex relief, expressing the timeless, adventurous spirit of the Moncler brand.

(Creative response)

The Superbien studio creates a monumental video mapping display on a never-before-used industrial façade. Architectural complexity becomes a narrative asset to reflect Moncler's constant reinvention and highlight an enduring classic wardrobe.

The projection transforms a heritage site into a striking artistic medium, reinforcing Moncler's image and its ability to surprise with bold statements.

(Result & Impact)

The project captures attention with its originality and unexpected location. By blending industrial heritage and luxury, Moncler positions itself as an influential cultural player, cultivating a strong image while paying homage to the authenticity of the location.

Credits
& Team

Meet the talented individuals who brought this vision to life, each contributing their expertise and passion to make it all happen.

  • Client Moncler
  • Creative Direction SUPERBIEN
  • Venue Domino Sugar Factory
    Two Trees Management
  • Technical Team R80
    ETC Onlyview
  • Creative Direction Jeremy Cormier
    Jean-Baptiste Guesdon
  • Producer Marie Cecile Flageul
  • Project Manager Sean Casey
  • Lead Motion Designer Clément Boghossian
  • Technical Director Baptiste Lassaigne
  • Motion Designer Louis Crevier
    Martin Bouffange
  • Servers & Projection ETC Onlyview
    Under the Direction of Léo Ferre
  • Captation Diversity Pictures
    Under the Direction of Alexandre Ayers
  • Making Of Chiara Collin-D’Augelli
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