Burundi: The first festival dedicated to video-mapping in Africa

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: June 9, 2026Country: Burundi

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Burundi: The first festival dedicated to video-mapping in Africa

The Africa On Mapping festival, the first African festival dedicated to video-mapping, took place in Bujumbura. The performance 'Noyau de mangue', combining dance, light and technology, moved the audience. The Burundian collective Lumartis impressed after several days of training and roundtables.

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