Site-specific projection installation in the Grote Kerk Alkmaar — long-throw lensing, blackout and surround audio in a sensitive heritage space.
A medieval church is a beautiful place to show work and a difficult one to project in: enormous volumes, daylight through stained glass, stone that does unpredictable things to sound, and a building you are not allowed to touch. David Claerbout’s “Birdcage” had to inhabit that space without altering it.
We solved the throw with long-lens projection from a discreet position, built reversible blackout to tame the daylight, and designed a surround audio field that worked with the church’s acoustics instead of against them. Everything was free-standing and fully reversible — the building was handed back exactly as we found it.
Technical realisation of a new independent cinema — projection, sound and seating geometry aligned for a permanent screening room.
Large-scale projection mapping on the Dom tower in Utrecht — outdoor projection design, geometry, content sync and weatherised hardware.
Site-specific work by Rory Pilgrim at Landhuis Oud Amelisweerd — AV concept, projection and synchronised audio in a heritage country house.