Mike Latona has developed an extensive portfolio of video mapping workshops covering a remarkable range of techniques and creative approaches. His teaching methodology encompasses both 2D and 3D mapping practices, utilizing diverse fabrication techniques including laser cutting, 3D printing, thermoforming, and traditional crafts like origami and papercraft.

Workshop participants explore projection mapping on varied surfaces—from laser-cut architectural miniatures and low-poly animal forms to 3D-printed masks, bas-relief sculptures, and modular geometric installations.
Beyond the technical aspects of MadMapper, his sessions delve into multi-projection setups (edge blending, stacking, warping), content creation using After Effects, Cinema 4D, and innovative interactive installations that incorporate sensors, MIDI controllers, and even plant-based interfaces using tools like Playtronica and Touch Board.

His workshops are designed to accommodate all skill levels, from one-day introductory sessions with pre-made modules to advanced multi-day intensives focusing on stage design, architectural projection, and interactive audiovisual installations, making video mapping accessible while maintaining technical depth.

Equally passionate about the street & scenography, he shares his discoveries & provides stuff to gaze at. VJ for about 25 years, he came to mapping 3 years ago & found there the ideal union of all his fields of actions.
Painting, animation, installation, graphic design, working on really big formats, sound, interactivity, 3D, plus the freedom to create structures with all kind of materials, everything was there to let him give free rein to his inner boil & make it visible.

His exhibitions & collaborations (art, street art, digital art, videoclips, films, theater, dance, events, alternative fashion, branding, workshops, education) bring him into motion across Europe.