MadMapper
Compendium Book
Compendium /kəmˈpɛndiəm/ noun
- A compilation containing the principal heads, or general principles of a larger system.
- A publication containing a variety of works.
The MadMapper Compendium is a printed publication showcasing 200 artists and creators who use the software MadMapper.
We invited registered users to apply and be part of this collective book. Participation was open to the first 200 applicants.
The book that brings together 200 creators from around the world who share one common thread: they use MadMapper as part of their creative process. While their projects may differ dramatically in scale, purpose, and aesthetic, they are united by a curiosity for transforming space through light, image, and technology.
Some of the artists featured in these pages create monumental projections visible to thousands of spectators. Others build intimate installations experienced by only a handful of visitors. Some work in commercial environments, crafting unforgettable brand experiences. Others operate entirely within the realms of contemporary art, research, education, or experimentation. Many move fluidly between these worlds, refusing traditional categories and constantly redefining what creative practice can be.
Together, they represent a remarkable cross-section of a rapidly evolving field.
This is their book.
The MadMapper Compendium is available as a Print-to-Order edition.
356 pages printed on quality paper.
Cover Image courtesy of Philip Frank
You can get it here:
The MadMapper compendium is also available on local marketplaces (Fr,Es,It,De,UK)
Note that MadMapper doesn't make money on the book, it is sold at cost price.