Queer Design Club

I’m an artist and designer building immersive worlds out of installation art, motion design and creative code - with over a decade’s experience working internationally with global brand partners.

I joined the team at Nexus Studios to create Disney’s The Lion King Outernet - a large-scale immersive experience, directed by Hannah Lau-Walker, made in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the iconic West End musical. The installation drew inspiration from the actors, puppeteers, costume designers, and set builders who bring the show to life every night. The installation transformed the Outernet’s 360-degree screens into a dynamic visual experience to celebrate the intricate craft of the show as well as the heroes behind the scenes—from costume design and puppetry to set creation. At the heart of the experience was a family tree, inspired by Rafiki’s Baobab tree, with vibrant collages of behind-the-scenes imagery and animated show elements. These collages showcased the skill of the various teams on and off stage who bring The Lion King to life.

I was commissioned by BMW to create large-scale animations for their newly refurbished flagship stores in Paris and London. The animations were designed as immersive backdrops to the cars in the stores. They were displayed on giant LED media walls covered with etched glass that flooded the spaces with light. The diffused nature of the light meant that the content had to be bold and atmospheric, avoiding the frenetic animation style often associated with LED screens in a retail context.

I joined the team at Nexus Studios under director and artist Shane Griffin (GRIF) to develop motion graphic elements for their large-scale site-specific film created for PUMA and exhibited on the Las Vegas Sphere in the run-up to the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix.