CYCLES
London, 2023
Shown at Tate Modern in London, Cycles consists of 52x5 metres of projection on the concrete walls of the Gallery’s South Tank, to present the collaboration between Notting Hill-based designer Reece Yeboah
and COS.
Based on the concept of The Life Cycle of a Butterfly, the installation articulated a journey in which the stages of the evening followed the insect’s life cycle — from egg to caterpillar to chrysalis to butterfly — creating an immersive moment of celebration and togetherness.
Produced by Studio Boum
Spoken Word by James Mæssiah
Light Design by Renegade
Captured by Vasco Vieira
Based on the concept of The Life Cycle of a Butterfly, the installation articulated a journey in which the stages of the evening followed the insect’s life cycle — from egg to caterpillar to chrysalis to butterfly — creating an immersive moment of celebration and togetherness.
Produced by Studio Boum
Spoken Word by James Mæssiah
Light Design by Renegade
Captured by Vasco Vieira
LIGHT FRAGMENTS
Madrid, 2022
Light Fragments is an installation artwork inspired by the formation and optics of crystals. This multichannel installation utilises sound and a sculptural approach to video to create abstract representations of the light spectrum and its transformation through the geometry of crystals.
Commissioned by Suot Studio
Captured by Lorenzo Ainse
Commissioned by Suot Studio
Captured by Lorenzo Ainse
PRADA PARADOXE
London, 2022
To celebrate the launch of Prada’s new fragrance Paradoxe, London agency Kennedy curated and produced an evening with music performances by Anz, Elkka, Floating Points and Jaime XX.
Using video content as a light source, the stage visuals evolved through the night from organic to geometric, data-inspired forms.
For the entrance to the event, a 21-metres-long arcade created a striking sense of transition into a different world.
Produced by Kennedy
Lighting Design by Sam Tozer
Lighting Programmingby Elliott Mountford
Photos by Daniel Sims
Using video content as a light source, the stage visuals evolved through the night from organic to geometric, data-inspired forms.
For the entrance to the event, a 21-metres-long arcade created a striking sense of transition into a different world.
Produced by Kennedy
Lighting Design by Sam Tozer
Lighting Programmingby Elliott Mountford
Photos by Daniel Sims
VALENTINO RESIGNIFY
Shanghai, 2020
Valentino Re-Signify took place at the Power Station of Art in Shanghai in December 2020 and presented a journey from Valentino's archival past to contemporary consciousness, seen through the brand's central codes and motifs.
The exhibition displayed a series of bespoke installations and immersive spaces, together with a cohesive collection of artworks through which to consider Valentino’s rich archive. Featured artists included Cao Fei, Jonas Mekas, Robby Müller, Quayola, Rachel Rose, Natália Trejbalová and Weirdcore among others.
Commissioned by Kennedy
Curated by Mariuccia Casadio and Jacopo Bedussi
New-media installations by Maximo Recio
Digital content by Maximo Recio and Jon Skerritt
Produced by Anthea Roy
Set design by Stuart Nunn
Lighting design by Petter Skramstad
The exhibition displayed a series of bespoke installations and immersive spaces, together with a cohesive collection of artworks through which to consider Valentino’s rich archive. Featured artists included Cao Fei, Jonas Mekas, Robby Müller, Quayola, Rachel Rose, Natália Trejbalová and Weirdcore among others.
Commissioned by Kennedy
Curated by Mariuccia Casadio and Jacopo Bedussi
New-media installations by Maximo Recio
Digital content by Maximo Recio and Jon Skerritt
Produced by Anthea Roy
Set design by Stuart Nunn
Lighting design by Petter Skramstad
