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Our school's room runs OmiBeam interactive projection software: three wall projections and a floor projection that respond to touch and movement. My role is the content - I design every scene, object and activity that appears on those surfaces.
This is an independent personal portfolio showcasing original content created for use with OmiBeam software in a school setting. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by OmiBeam.
SCENES DESIGNED TO THE ROOM'S EXACT PROJECTION DIMENSIONS
ARCHITECTURE AND HORIZONS ALIGN ACROSS WALL JOINS
TRANSPARENT OBJECTS PUPILS CAN MOVE AND INTERACT WITH
I'm interested in creative opportunities that bring together design, technology, physical spaces and meaningful experiences for children.
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Explore my immersive environments and scene collection. New imports are labelled separately from work installed at school.
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Method
Every environment moves through the same five stages - from curriculum research to standing in the room, testing how the finished world feels at child height.
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HUGO USKANS - MANCHESTER, UK
About
I'm Hugo Uskans, a graphic designer and teaching assistant working in a specialist primary school in Manchester, with a BA in Graphic Design from the University of Salford. My work sits where graphic design, immersive media, interactive projection and education meet.
At school, I independently design original visual content for an interactive projection room that runs OmiBeam software: connected panoramic environments across multiple walls, top-down floor projections, transparent interactive objects, animated elements and the educational activities built around them.
Each project means researching the topic, planning the environment, developing a consistent visual style, designing assets to the room's exact projection dimensions, preparing the interactive layer and testing the finished experience in the physical space.
I'm especially interested in work that brings together creativity, technology, physical spaces and meaningful experiences for children.
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THIS IS AN INDEPENDENT PERSONAL PORTFOLIO SHOWCASING ORIGINAL CONTENT CREATED FOR USE WITH OMIBEAM INTERACTIVE PROJECTION SOFTWARE WITHIN A SCHOOL SETTING. THIS WEBSITE IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH OR ENDORSED BY OMIBEAM. I DO NOT OWN OR REPRESENT OMIBEAM.
Contact
I'd love to hear about creative opportunities, collaborations, or questions about my immersive projection work - from schools, studios, designers and education teams alike. For now, you can prepare a downloadable message draft below; it will not be sent.
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Have an idea for an immersive world the projection room should visit next? I'd love to hear it. For now, this form prepares a downloadable draft; it does not send your idea.
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Suggestions from teachers and colleagues help shape what the projection room becomes next - whether it's a new topic, a different approach, or something you've seen work well in class.