Scenography for Grand Music Award 2013

The 2014 scenography for the Grand Music Award 2013 ceremony is designed as a single stage object that integrates the main atmospheric components, spatial volume, light and video. It is composed of altogether 12,000 folded paper triangular elements fixed at specific apertures. The elements open step by step from the opera portal toward the centre of the stage, creating a graduated base for light and video projection. The triangular elements are attached to 60 structural segments, and as they open they create a three-dimensional, undulating surface that both reveals and conceals, catches light and hosts projected imagery. The result is a scenographic skin that behaves like a slow-breathing instrument: it frames the performer, transforms the ambient colour of the room, and provides a continuously evolving visual field behind the awards and musical performances. The folded paper language is deliberately modest in material but rich in effect, turning a standard television awards stage into a tactile, object-like environment. Project details are limited in the source material.