Amsterdam-founded studio · since 2015

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Custom light installations, immersive scenography, and spatial design. User-centered design, 3D fabrication, live event logistics — and programming so the light keeps moving.

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You & me, Space & Time

An immersive, surrealist children’s room centered on a female entity cradling a golden baby—a figure representing the desire for creation and the sanctity of the feminine portal. Constructed from reclaimed branches, found fabrics, and a collection of toys, the environment exists in a constant dreamy state.

Technically, the installation is powered by multiple rotating kinetic engines that slowly drift the structure, while the lighting system breathes organically. This creates a disorienting experience where the visitor oscillates between being awake and existing in a nearly embryo-like state, caught in the tension of wanting to remain submerged in the dream rather than being born — creating a space where perception slows, allowing visitors to reconnect with a shared, embodied experience.

Ancient Remembrance

Elevation

An immersive installation centered on life-sized, 3D-printed human figures suspended in space. The work explores a dialogue between past, present, and future.

Using the Japanese art of kinbaku, I bound these figures in rope to symbolize the tension between vulnerability and resilience. The sculptures are lit from within, casting intricate shadows that pulse through the room, inviting viewers to witness a journey from darkness and constraint toward clarity and transcendence.

Merkabah

The Merkabah is a double pyramid structure known as the light-body for your consciousness. It’s a vehicle used to reach higher planes of existence.

Positioned symbolically at the womb, the piece explores the feminine as a portal of life and a vehicle for reaching higher planes of existence. As the sculpture spins, on one side a laser interacts with a wedding arch and smoke to create a tactile visual field; on the other, projections of goddesses in varying forms reinforce the theme of creation.

Polysson Temple 2024

An immersive ceremony space centered on the "Goddess of fluffiness," designed to facilitate a ritualistic return to the womb. Participants leave their shoes at the entrance to enter the stage.

If they want, they can crawl through the DJ booth, which showcases two open legs representing a birth canal, and transition from bystanders to active participants in their own rebirth. Inside, a communal womb holds up to 20 people beneath a kinetic mobile, creating an intimate, soft environment where performers and the audience collaborate to welcome newborns back to their feet.

The goal is a gradual unpeeling of the visitor, slowing down their perception until they are fully submerged in a shared, tactile reality.