OUR ART.
Exploring the intersection of art, cinematic storytelling and emerging technology through digital animation, holographic installations and immersive visual experiences.
XCIII (93) & LLX (Special Edition Jubilee)
Time changes us, yet something of who we are remains.
Created as a digital portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, XCIII (93) explores the relationship between memory, identity and the passing of time.
Through thousands of animated particles, the Queen's image gradually emerges and transforms, revealing fleeting glimpses of her life, from childhood to the iconic figure recognised around the world.
Rather than presenting a conventional portrait, the artwork captures something more elusive: the fragments of memory that remain as a lifetime unfolds.
Created in 2019 to mark Queen Elizabeth II's 93rd birthday, XCIII (93) was followed by a special edition celebrating her Platinum Jubilee in 2022.
Using 3D particle animation, the artwork transforms digital technology into a visual expression of memory, transformation and the passage of time.
Original artwork: 2019 | Special Jubilee edition: 2022
Medium: 3D Particle Animation
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L’HOMME QUI MARCHE
What does it mean to keep moving forward when life becomes difficult?
Inspired by Alberto Giacometti's iconic sculpture L'Homme qui marche, this digital artwork brings the solitary walking figure into motion, transforming a familiar symbol of the human condition into a cinematic exploration of resilience.
The figure continues its journey through an uncertain landscape. Each step becomes an expression of perseverance, reflecting our ability to face adversity, adapt and continue moving forward.
Created to encourage conversations around mental health, the artwork reflects our belief that even during the most challenging moments, change remains possible.
Through digital animation, we explore the relationship between movement, vulnerability and strength, inviting viewers to reflect on their own journey.
Because sometimes, moving forward begins with a single step.
Medium: Digital Animation
Inspiration: Alberto Giacometti's L'Homme qui marche
Themes: Human Resilience, Mental Health and Transformation
Holographic display version available for exhibition, rental and purchase. Price on application.
DIGITAL CHANDELIER — ARCADE LONDON
Art doesn't always need a gallery. Sometimes it becomes part of the space itself.
Created in collaboration with digital artist Marco Brambilla, this immersive video art installation transforms a suspended cylindrical display into a striking visual centrepiece.
Located above the central bar at Arcade Food Theatre, within London's iconic Centre Point building, the installation brings moving imagery into the heart of a vibrant hospitality environment.
The artwork becomes part of the architecture, creating a constantly evolving visual experience for visitors.
A meeting point between contemporary digital art, spatial design and immersive storytelling.
Location: Arcade Food Theatre, Centre Point, London
Collaboration: Marco Brambilla
Medium: Digital Video Art Installation
Format: Suspended Cylindrical LED Display