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2020

Samsung Maze

Company Boys and Girls
Client Samsung
  • Commended
    5 Design: Environmental - Immersive Digital Installations
Creative Director
Shane Casey
Art Director
Jake O'Driscoll
Copywriter
Avril Delaney
Designer
Barry Smith
Agency Producer
Karleen Smyth
Creative Director
Kris Clarkin
Planner
Aoife Murphy
Account Director
Sarah Sherry
Marketing Manager (Client)
Ide O'Brien
Marketing Manager (Client)
Linda Nolan
Designer Kuva, Other,
Barry Smith
Structure Design & Build
Technical Partner Exhibit
Lighting Design
Conor Biddle
A/V Partner
Ion
Agency Producer
Shauna Taylor
Creative Director
Shane Casey
Art Director
Jake O'Driscoll
Copywriter
Avril Delaney
Designer
Barry Smith
Agency Producer
Karleen Smyth
Creative Director
Kris Clarkin
Planner
Aoife Murphy
Account Director
Sarah Sherry
Marketing Manager (Client)
Ide O'Brien
Marketing Manager (Client)
Linda Nolan
Designer Kuva, Other,
Barry Smith
Structure Design & Build
Technical Partner Exhibit
Lighting Design
Conor Biddle
A/V Partner
Ion
Agency Producer
Shauna Taylor

Samsung Maze is an interactive music festival experience where technology meets art. A series of other-worldly art installations within a mirrored maze that seamlessly blended into its forest surroundings. Samsung Maze offered festival-goers an immersive, multi-dimensional space in which to experience the Samsung Galaxy S10 like never before.

The experience had music at its heart, literally. A hidden dancefloor and DJ could be found at the Maze’s core. Every element of the experience was tech-enabled, including the dancefloor. The phone’s curved screen was represented by a giant, curved 10ft x 8ft audio-reactive screen next to the dancefloor.

Each art installation was a micro-experience inspired by one of the phone’s standout features. An anamorphic mural represented the shot suggestion feature, a setting unique to the Galaxy S10 that uses AI to find the perfect alignment for your photos.

The Galaxy S10’s Ultra-Wide Lens was the source of inspiration for an interactive installation that, like the Ultra-Wide lens, gave people an unprecedented panoramic field of view that’s wider than the human eye.