About
A London-based creative studio designing transformative experiences through performance arts, interactive XR technologies, science-based research and the human body. We explore consciousness, perception and the sublime, to create new contemporary ritualistic experiences that inspire social connectedness, empathy and introspection. Our co-created participatory installations and dance-based performances are a radical interplay of light, motion and emotion, using real-time tracking software centred on the human body “body-augmenting tech”.
We work as artists, designers and consultants for both artistic and commercial clients across branding, cultural, video, XR and events. Our practice is also shared via public talks and educational workshops, drawing on the latest scientific and technological discoveries through collaborative academic research.
Vision
Our signature experiences offer transformative possibilities to a contemporary audience, inviting them to explore the limits of their bodies, the depths of their imagination and the edges of their subconscious mind.
We hide our technologies to enhance a sense of wonder and believe in democratising technology, only developing open source software and accessible tools.
Our evocative storytelling immerses audiences in mystical and playful environments, encourage them to be free to dream and question different layers of reality. We reclaim the therapeutic power of artistic experience in society’s evolution and recovery.
Team
Commissions
The National Gallery / Tate Museum / Instagram / British Council / Marriott Hotels / Barbican Art Centre / Veuve Clicquot / Smirnoff / V&A Museum / Battersea Arts Centre / Nissan / Rich Mix Theatre / Paris Saint Germain / Microsoft / Samsung / MTV / Mandrake Hotel / Reina Sofia Museum / Pepe Jeans / Shanghai Theatre Academy / Jersey Maritime Museum
Support
Arts Council England / Somerset House / Art in Flux / Engage Works Agency / Goldsmith University / Lumen Art Projects / STARS EU / Greenwich University / Espronceda Institute / Central Saint Martins University / Computer Arts Society / The Princess Trust / Sci-Art Exchange