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Technology does not replace the artists’ skills but enhances their expressive power, making their movements, physicality and stage presence more striking. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Technology does not replace the artists’ skills but enhances their expressive power, making their movements, physicality and stage presence more striking. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The circular stage at the Central Circus was transformed into a water stage, creating additional space for artistic expression and interaction. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The circular stage at the Central Circus was transformed into a water stage, creating additional space for artistic expression and interaction. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The circular stage at the Central Circus was transformed into a water stage, creating additional space for artistic expression and interaction. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The circular stage at the Central Circus was transformed into a water stage, creating additional space for artistic expression and interaction. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Technology does not replace the artists’ skills but enhances their expressive power, making their movements, physicality and stage presence more striking. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Technology does not replace the artists’ skills but enhances their expressive power, making their movements, physicality and stage presence more striking. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The circus production has created a rare phenomenon in Vietnam’s circus industry, with all more than 1,200 seats at the Central Circus consistently filled to capacity. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The circus production has created a rare phenomenon in Vietnam’s circus industry, with all more than 1,200 seats at the Central Circus consistently filled to capacity. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Technology does not replace the artists’ skills but enhances their expressive power, making their movements, physicality and stage presence more striking. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Technology does not replace the artists’ skills but enhances their expressive power, making their movements, physicality and stage presence more striking. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The stage space is expanded through imagery, lighting and projection technology, taking audiences into the mythical world of “Son Than Thuy Quai”. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The stage space is expanded through imagery, lighting and projection technology, taking audiences into the mythical world of “Son Than Thuy Quai”. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
3D Mapping is used throughout the production to recreate settings ranging from mountains and forests to the sea and a mythical world, allowing the story to unfold through multiple layers of imagery. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
3D Mapping is used throughout the production to recreate settings ranging from mountains and forests to the sea and a mythical world, allowing the story to unfold through multiple layers of imagery. (Photo: Khanh Hoa/VNA)
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3D Mapping enhances Vietnamese circus production

The Vietnam Circus Federation’s newly premiered “Son Than Thuy Quai” (Mountain God and Water Monster) blends traditional circus with 3D mapping, lighting, music and a water stage to create a fresh visual language for storytelling and bring traditional cultural values closer to contemporary audiences. 

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