Freckled Sky was founded in Chicago in 2015 and gained popularity competing in America's Got Talent show where their team demonstrated the world's first interactive performance with a digital mapping on water.

[8][9] Howard Stern who judged the auditions called Val Syganevich "a genius"[7] and used his once-per-season Golden Buzzer to propel Freckled Sky team directly to the quarterfinals.

[13] Freckled Sky set up included 36 by 20 feet (11.0 m × 6.1 m) video wall, 16 intelligent moving lights, and a scrim,[11][12] invisible to the audience – all combined to produce "stupefying, otherworldly special effects.

"[13] In February 2019, Freckled Sky produced interactive water projection performance for the Try portion of P!nk's mash-up at 39th edition of Brit Awards,[14] leaving "the audience in awe.

[6] They aim to erase boundaries between performers and their audiences by creating new forms of entertainment and using high-end technologies,[9] by mixing together projections, dance, lightning, interactive solutions, and other special effects.