
Exhibition built around the work of Turkish filmmaker Nuri Bilge Ceylan, integrating film stills, sound and immersive projection.
Nuri Bilge Ceylan is as much a photographer as a filmmaker, and “Inner Landscapes” sits in the space between the two — large-format stills, fragments of his films, and the long, patient atmospheres his work is known for.
The challenge was tonal as much as technical: an exhibition this quiet can’t be broken by a hot projector fan or a stray reflection. We tuned brightness and contrast to the imagery rather than to a standard, controlled ambient light around each work, and kept the installation acoustically calm so the slowness of the work could land.

Major exhibition presenting Tilda Swinton's decades-long collaboration with film and the visual arts — AV concept, projection, screen and sound design across multiple rooms.

Solo exhibition of Oscar-nominated filmmaker Garrett Bradley — multi-channel video installations with careful blackout, sound isolation and projection sync.

Exhibition curated around underground and experimental film — AV integration for immersive screenings and gallery-grade installation hardware.
