Beginning in a suburban basement family room, the design transforms into a vivid Loteria card-world where childhood play, digital spectacle, and cultural memory collide in full view of the audience.
LOTERIA: GAME ON! began in the intimacy of a basement and expanded into the heightened logic of a game board. The scenic design needed to support family, ritual, competition, and transformation without losing clarity.
I treated the scenic world as something that could shift through play. Graphic forms, color, projection surfaces, and flexible architecture allowed the production to move between domestic storytelling and the larger visual language of Loteria.
The goal was to make the stage feel activated by memory and imagination. As the game took over, the environment could become more theatrical, letting cards, symbols, and family history occupy the same visual space.
