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Cheerful Splashes of Colors at BOYSEN Colorscope MOA

When colors burst into something creative what have you got? Magic! This is what Boysen Colorscope at SM MOA is all about.



#BoysenCOLORSCOPEAtMOA: Discover a new way of seeing colors with the life-size version of a periscope that allows you to view behind the smiley filters adding to what you regularly see.

Explore a new playground of colors at the BOYSEN Colorscope at SM Mall of Asia on May 14-28, 2019. See and experience colors differently!



Strike a pose and express your favorite color and shade at the Boysen’s Biggest Color Playground here at SM Mall of Asia on May 14-28, 2019! Share your photos with hashtag #BoysenColorscopeatMOA and get a chance to win a FUJIFILM camera!


COLOR SCOPES





COLOR WHEEL
Go on a colorful journey and be in the midst of different color landscapes, as you learn facts about paint!


COLOR VOIDS
Interactively fun! Peek, snap or play with the smileys by catching them with your hands!



Engage the senses with each part of this whole immersive booth that makes up a colorful playground which is perfect for everyone- both young and old.


Match your mode with the perfect Emoji backdrop for your selfies or play a motion sensor



Explore the new color playground at SM Mall of Asia! Engage the senses with each part of this whole immersive booth that makes up a colorful space fun for the kids and the kids at heart!
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