
The story of one serpent and a hundred apples that made the night.
Major New Year’s parties often turn into a simple collection of acts: a host, a cover band, and a buffet. But our clients always look for more: symbolism, immersion, and narrative flow that turn parties into stories. This project was exactly that. It started with a single symbol — the Serpent (fitting the Chinese zodiac year) — and six senses (including intuition) that we set out to "tempt."
The idea was structural, yet visually striking. The green serpent became the connecting thread for the entire night: it defined the stage design, screen content, host's role, guest journey, and show lineup. The symbol lived in both physical and digital forms, guiding guests from the entrance to the stage, from the stage to the activities, and ultimately bringing the story to a close at the finale.
We embraced scale: a 25-meter Serpent coiled beneath the ceiling, while 16-meter screens expanded the concept far beyond the stage. The 3D content added depth and presence, while space zoning allowed every guest to shape their own experience:
For us, Sensation became an internal benchmark: showing what stage design looks like when it steps beyond mere decoration to build a truly next-level experience. Not a single guest was left indifferent by the production.
























