supermighty
at OFFF
OFFF Barcelona is one of the world’s leading festivals for creativity, design and digital culture — an event we’ve attended since 2013.
The Screen is a projection-mapping experience co-produced by Frameboy and OFFF and powered by Barco.
Presented each night, it turns the façade of Disseny Hub Barcelona into a public canvas for motion work from around the world.
The 2026 edition selected 280 works from 735 participants. Two of our entries were included, both emerging from a period of experimentation that helped clarify our own direction.
supermighty made its first public appearance.
A canvas for the creative community.
The Screen is a social experience, photographed and shared beyond the festival by practitioners, directors and studios.
From exploration to public space.
Our supermighty character found its form, volume and colour through generative exploration and development, in response to the open call.
We pushed the work into the constraints of the façade through slow movement, controlled form, restrained contrast and maximum scale.
That process also helped clarify what supermighty could become at a time we were developing our position: a creative practice using emerging tools to create distinctive visual work with material, atmosphere and form.
Physical trace.
We produced a small run of holographic supermighty stickers as a fun extension of the character exploration.
Together, the projection and stickers created new conversations and unexpected connections around the work.
Tools change.
Curiosity continues.
OFFF creates space for people to share what they’re exploring, building and questioning — from new tools and experiments to authorship, intent and future directions.
What makes it special is the exchange: ideas in progress, being part of the conversation and a creative community that keeps moving forward.
The Screen has become part of this energy — another place to mix, share and experience creativity together.