Aabsurd and intriguing interplay between human and AI performance. Previous Next ClimateProv Aabsurd and intriguing interplay between human and AI performance. Interactive theatre performance that provokes a conversation about climate emergency through the humorous, absurd and intriguing interplay between human and AI performer. Supported by BeFantastic and funded by the British Council’s India & UK Season of Culture. Presentations include FutureFantastic Festival, BCT, Bangalore, India (March 2023) and LaLaLand Festival, Ruigoord village, Amsterdam ( July 2023).

The Living Things Studio is an experiential play studio that creates resources, experiences and spaces to challenge, inform, inspire and transform. Ultimately, it’s all about creating memorable experiences by reaching the state of play. PAST Projects Playing with the mysteries ΕΛΕVΣΙΣ 2023 Street games for the 2023 European Capital of Culture (ECoC) in Eleusis, Greece. Seize the power (the game) Board game about discrimination and inequality. Designed to fall A bouncy castle designed to make visitors lose balance —the art of deception ClimateProv Aabsurd and intriguing interplay between human and AI performance. Parade of friendly monsters Celebrating the diverse cultural heritage of Deptford through a co-created parade. High street adventures Transforming the ordinary high street into a stage of playful exploration, riddles, and collaborative games. Only a game? An AR game about climate change and global warming. Piñata time! Bashing papier maché sculptures for TimeOut's 50th anniversary. Crafting digital worlds An evolving digital open world created by museum visitors. Children making utopias (mundos ideales) Research project about utopias from the perspective of children. What would your ideal world look like? Any pitch way Pop-up pitch to celebrate women’s football for the South Bermondsey Festival 2023. Whimsical creatures Strange creatures take over the streets of Cholula, Mexico.

Pop-up pitch to celebrate women’s football for the South Bermondsey Festival 2023. Previous Next Any pitch way Pop-up pitch to celebrate women’s football for the South Bermondsey Festival 2023. This pop-up football pitch is intended for anyone who wants to play to create and set up their own ball game to celebrate the historic Women's World Cup 2023. We included a series of workshops with coach Carla Recover. We provided two training sessions as an overview of the football game through guided drills open to all ages and abilities. A collaboration with h Against the Run of Play and Bridgehouse Meadows for the South Bermondsey Festival 2023

A bouncy castle designed to make visitors lose balance —the art of deception Previous Next Designed to fall A bouncy castle designed to make visitors lose balance —the art of deception Stairs that can’t be claimed, a slide with a dead end, a bouncy castle designed to be deceiving, making visitors lose balance —the art of deception. As part of our work, we ensure the safety and quality of installation, operation, and maintenance of the inflatable. Bouncy Castle for the two-week festival, Now Play This! 2019 In Somerset House, London, UK.

Bashing papier maché sculptures for TimeOut's 50th anniversary. Previous Next Piñata time! Bashing papier maché sculptures for TimeOut's 50th anniversary. A series of bashing paper-maché creatures, inspired by the Mexican tradition piñatas, placing them centre stage of the 20th birthday of Timeout. Commissioned by ArtNight for the 50th anniversary of TimeOut in Granary Square, London (2019).

An AR game about climate change and global warming. Previous Next Only a game? An AR game about climate change and global warming. A game where participants use their body movements to offset the gradual increase of global warming. The aim is to convey non-intuitive concepts underlying climate science and the urgency and reality of climate change, entangled in a story of a flower facing adverse weather. Commissioned by Futureverything & BeFantastic. The work has been presented in HOME, Manchester, UK (February 2023) & BCT, Bangalore, India (March 2023).

Research project about utopias from the perspective of children. What would your ideal world look like? Previous Next Children making utopias (mundos ideales) Research project about utopias from the perspective of children. What would your ideal world look like? Children used stickers representing people, things, animals, and plants to create their ideal world. Later we used the results to identify patterns, themes, concerns and interests to improve the participating school's education methods alongside researchers and educators.We lead focus groups in multiple schools working with hundreds of children. Funded by FONCA (The National Endowment for Culture and Arts of Mexico), in collaboration with the University of Guadalajara and Foundation Letras para Volar.

Celebrating the diverse cultural heritage of Deptford through a co-created parade. Previous Next Parade of friendly monsters Celebrating the diverse cultural heritage of Deptford through a co-created parade. Joining the work of Phoenix Fry, we delivered a series of workshops, guiding people from different communities, groups and individuals to build their customs and props for the parade as an exercise of identity and self-expression. The parade celebrates the cultural diversity of Deptford High Street. The parade was part of the Deptford X Festival, London's longest-running visual arts festival.

Street games for the 2023 European Capital of Culture (ECoC) in Eleusis, Greece. Previous Next Playing with the mysteries ΕΛΕVΣΙΣ 2023 Street games for the 2023 European Capital of Culture (ECoC) in Eleusis, Greece. Pop-up summer school where we provided playful interactions, storytelling, mentorship, production & development support to a series of emerging professionals in the field of design to create and present an urban game in a public event as part of the cultural program of the city of Elesfina, Greece. In collaboration with Trust in Play for the Elefsina Cycles, 2023 Eleusis European Capital of Culture.

Transforming the ordinary high street into a stage of playful exploration, riddles, and collaborative games. Previous Next High street adventures Transforming the ordinary high street into a stage of playful exploration, riddles, and collaborative games. Ten-floor stickers that contain activities for people to explore during the Festival. A public participatory installation of ten illustrations set along the floor of Deptford High Street, using the public domain as a place of playful activity, pondering and creating. All activities were designed to experience the everyday life of the High Street from a different perspective. A public participatory installation created for the 2019 Deptford X Festival, London's longest-running visual arts festival.