Dream Line
Inside the phone booth, guests shared their dreams. AI turned their stories into a personalised music track, generated on the spot.
04 City of Dreams · Melco Resorts & Entertainment · 2026
Together with the Melco Resorts & Entertainment teams, we created a night that felt like a vivid dream. A night to shake your senses.
REM MACAU GRAND OPENING · Official event film
Rapid Eye
Movement.
We developed the concept, guest journey, scenography, activations and video content for the opening, starting from a blank page.
REM takes its name from Rapid Eye Movement, the sleep phase associated with vivid dreams. At City of Dreams, the hotel brings an avant-garde attitude to contemporary luxury: red, metallic finishes, art and sensory experiences.
Hotel context · City of Dreams ↗01 / 03
The arrival
A glossy red backdrop, sculpted R motifs and a red carpet framed the arrival and press photographs.
The red carpet was already there in the first moodboards.
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The pool party
A car floated in the pool, as if in a dream. Around it: music, performances, miniature interiors and guest activations.
The stage · Proposal and opening night
The poolside layout was already set out in the proposals.
Poolside scenography · From proposal to opening night
Guests could get inside the iridescent car for photographs, with the pool and the party behind them.
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Video content · Visual language
An eclectic mix of glamour and surrealism: silver silhouettes, scarlet fans, animal prints and impossible spaces, developed for REM’s screens.
From the screen world to the stage
Screen content
on stage.
Screen content study
Miniature hotel rooms, a phone booth and a slot machine gave guests places to explore, play and take photographs.
The AI study explored a shift in scale between guests and a miniature hotel room. On the night, guests leaned into the recreated interiors and became part of the scene.
Inside the phone booth, guests shared their dreams. AI turned their stories into a personalised music track, generated on the spot.
Guests tried their luck at Pull Your Dream, a slot machine in red and leopard print.
The event that set the tone for the final quarter before Chinese New Year, with coverage from GQ, Tatler, The Bay, Esquire, ELLE and more.