A neon tunnel should pull you forward—and let you read the road. Our Level 02 lighting lab gave us a focused space to find that balance for Moonbreak.
We worked with the tunnel’s curved wall panels, structural rings, and cyan-and-magenta fixtures, adjusting brightness and fog from a view behind Troy. The challenge was carrying that look into the race, where curves and speed can swallow detail.
Comparing the lab with the driving view helped us keep the panel textures and colored lights readable. Here’s a look inside the lab: a small behind-the-scenes space with a big role in shaping the ride.
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