Lightspeed, the creative-tech studio founded by Dotun Olateru-Olagbegi, successfully launched Nigeria’s first large-scale Water Projection Mapping installation at LASWA in Falomo. The product launch highlights a new era of water surfaces.

By fusing light, water, and narrative, this landmark showcase transformed a towering water screen into a dynamic canvas, bringing motion graphics and audio-visual storytelling to life.

Hosted at the Lagos State Waterways Authority (LASWA) venue in Falomo, the event drew members of top agencies alongside industry leaders and creative innovators. Guests were immersed in sweeping projections that danced across a 12-metre-high water curtain, demonstrating Lightspeed’s vision for the future of outdoor entertainment.

“This launch marked a new frontier in experiential storytelling,” said Dotun Olateru-Olagbegi, Founder of Lightspeed. “We’ve shown what’s possible when imagination meets innovation—right here in Nigeria.”

With this successful debut, Lightspeed’s water projection mapping technology is poised to revolutionise visual entertainment across West Africa, offering bespoke solutions for cultural festivals, brand activations, concerts, and corporate events.

Highlights of the event include a 12-metre-high water curtain serving as the projection surface, custom-composed soundscapes perfectly synchronised with each visual sequence, and live demonstrations of real-time mapping adjustments, showcasing unmatched versatility.

Lightspeed is a Lagos-based creative-tech studio specialising in large-scale immersive installations. Combining projection mapping, interactive media, and experiential design, Lightspeed crafts unforgettable experiences that blend cutting-edge technology with imaginative storytelling.