Design teams
Interpretation, research, writing, graphic design and digital experience design. We bring together the creative skills needed to shape the story, the visitor journey and the way information is presented.
A community of skills.
A shared creative purpose.
Artists, designers, filmmakers, technicians, builders and makers. We bring together a wider community of creative and practical talent to create exhibitions and visitor experiences.
Creative collaboration
Different disciplines. One exhibition.
An exhibition takes many kinds of expertise: the artist working with colour and materials, the maker shaping a physical object, the designer finding the narrative, and the technician making the whole experience work. We build a bespoke team around each brief, connecting specialist workshops, studios and production crews.
From early ideas to final installation, these people work in conversation with clients, curators, subject specialists and communities. Shared purpose and clear creative direction bring individual skills together, with room for experimentation, craft and practical problem-solving.
Specialist film production crews
From underwater and aerial filming to location shoots and immersive gallery films, we bring together the right crew for the story and setting. Directors, specialist camera operators, sound recordists, editors, animators and compositors work as a connected team, from planning and filming through to the finished experience.
Exhibition build
Working with exhibition designers, fabricators and specialist contractors to carry ideas into the physical space. We coordinate media, displays and installation requirements so the content and its setting work together.
Technical integration
Audiovisual, interactive, sound, lighting and control specialists working as one team. We connect content, hardware and software, coordinating testing, installation and commissioning for the finished visitor experience.
Artists & makers
Skills that give a space its character.
Artists and specialist makers bring their own ways of seeing and working: scagliola, decorative finishes, sculpture, modelmaking, joinery and fabrication. Their knowledge of materials can shape an exhibition as profoundly as its images and words.
Jilly Bernard is a scagliola artist based in Florence, combining traditional techniques with an approach informed by fresco painting. Her studio and materials offer a glimpse of the craft, colour and experimentation that specialist artists bring to a project.
Photographs: Jilly Bernard.
Creative direction
One point of responsibility.
A senior designer guides each project from the initial brief through development, production and commissioning. Creative quality, schedule and budget stay connected, with clear review stages and a consistent point of contact.
We work internationally and in multiple languages, bringing distributed teams together around a common purpose.
Working with you.
The client team is part of the creative conversation. We listen, share ideas and develop the work together, combining curatorial knowledge and local perspectives with design, craft and technical experience.
We work internationally and across languages, bringing the right people into the room at the right stage.
Working with your team
Part of the wider picture.
We can lead a media project or join an existing exhibition team to develop interpretation, originate content or deliver a defined package. We work closely with curatorial, architectural, design and technical colleagues, respecting the wider creative direction.
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