SIGNAL PLAYGROUND

Arrange colourful shapes on the table and watch them become part of your own animated story. The camera captures movement, colours and emotions, transforming them into a light-based scene that responds to children’s imagination.

Turn the wheel and watch the marbles move through space according to the laws of gravity. A simple movement becomes a playful physics experiment full of sounds, reactions and surprises. Children can experience natural forces first-hand – playfully, intuitively and again and again.

On Earth, everything falls down — but on the Moon it’s different. Players’ silhouettes transform into tools that influence virtual objects in various gravitational environments. Balls, shapes, and colors react to every movement, as your energy drives the animation.

The large interactive table has transformed into a dynamic game loop that children can join at any moment. Players launch balls using physical buttons, collect stars, break through obstacles and try to defeat Zloun in boss levels. Eight levels change continuously, bringing new colours, goals and object behaviours – and when players collect the maximum number of stars, the whole table celebrates their victory with a light animation.

Eyes, noses, mouths and countless expressions – magnetic pieces come together to create faces with their own moods and stories. New inspiration patterns help children get started, but the final character is completely up to them: happy, surprised, angry or entirely invented.

Do you feel like someone is watching you? You’re right!

The interactive exhibition Signal Playground was created by Studio 3dsense.
In its installations, the studio combines art with modern technology. Their work includes light installations, large-scale projections, video mapping, museum exhibitions, scenography, and VR & AR applications.

Studio 3dsense collaborates with international partners and cities (for example, the Haslev, People of Lancaster, or Grona Lund Stockholm projects) and regularly takes part in international festivals (such as Lux Helsinki or White Night Melbourne). In the Czech Republic, it recently completed an interactive exhibition for the Memory of Nations Institute in Brno. Among its notable projects are the interactive video mapping for the grand reopening of the State Opera and the light installation marking the 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution.