For the second straight year we brought back our favorite Pew Pew character: Viggo Hubbard. A dozen multidisciplinary artists combined to transform an 1800s manor house into an absurdist examination of love in all its forms, featuring matchmaking bubbies, cheeky 60s era flight attendants, and a cotton-candy post office sending love letters to name a few.
For the second straight year we brought back our favorite Pew Pew character: Viggo Hubbard. A dozen multidisciplinary artists combined to transform an 1800s manor house into an absurdist examination of love in all its forms, featuring matchmaking bubbies, cheeky 60s era flight attendants, and a cotton-candy post office sending love letters to name a few.
At the height of its infamy, Vigo Hubbard’s vacation home served as the epicenter of debauched celebrations so decadent, so elaborate, so downright bizarre that even those who experienced them still question whether the wild tales of extraterrestrial invasions, cross-species marriages, and general licentiousness are rooted in truth or mere fantasy.
At the height of its infamy, Vigo Hubbard’s vacation home served as the epicenter of debauched celebrations so decadent, so elaborate, so downright bizarre that even those who experienced them still question whether the wild tales of extraterrestrial invasions, cross-species marriages, and general licentiousness are rooted in truth or mere fantasy.
e.l.f. Cosmetics asked us to design an otherworldly environment without pushing guests too far out of their sense of normalcy. The result was surreal-yet-familiar, based on the era of Studio 54. A mixture of subtlety and a few intentional spectacle moments resulted in the same explosive energy of the infamous club for one ephemeral experience. Guests could interact with the God of Disco, join a soul train with the Dancing Queen, or choose their own adventure.
e.l.f. Cosmetics asked us to design an otherworldly environment without pushing guests too far out of their sense of normalcy. The result was surreal-yet-familiar, based on the era of Studio 54. A mixture of subtlety and a few intentional spectacle moments resulted in the same explosive energy of the infamous club for one ephemeral experience. Guests could interact with the God of Disco, join a soul train with the Dancing Queen, or choose their own adventure.
We used installation art, culinary design, and live performances to reinvent participatory dinner theater. Along with some of our favorite artists and visionary designers, we create a one-of-a-kind experience that took guests from sensory deprivation into sensory overload over the course of a 5-course meal.
We used installation art, culinary design, and live performances to reinvent participatory dinner theater. Along with some of our favorite artists and visionary designers, we create a one-of-a-kind experience that took guests from sensory deprivation into sensory overload over the course of a 5-course meal.
We partnered with some of the most influential and inclusive nightlife curators in Miami and New York during this month-long residency. More than 7,100 guests attended across four weekends as Pew Pew quickly made a name for itself through dynamic nightlife that combined iconic DJs with spectacle performance, immersive acting, cirque shows, and interactive installations.
We partnered with some of the most influential and inclusive nightlife curators in Miami and New York during this month-long residency. More than 7,100 guests attended across four weekends as Pew Pew quickly made a name for itself through dynamic nightlife that combined iconic DJs with spectacle performance, immersive acting, cirque shows, and interactive installations.
Following up the Pew Pew Hotel, we continued to use our exploration of how playing with the senses and taking people out of their comfort zone can bring them into the present moment, leading to more meaningful human connection.
Following up the Pew Pew Hotel, we continued to use our exploration of how playing with the senses and taking people out of their comfort zone can bring them into the present moment, leading to more meaningful human connection.
During New York’s crypto week 2022, we brought Synthetix’s vaporwave brand to life, creating a retro-futuristic world that focused on interactive high-tech art and immersive acting. Guests engaged with responsive projection mapping, quirky characters, and dreamlike spaces at a two-story Brooklyn venue that housed 6 custom-made installations.
During New York’s crypto week 2022, we brought Synthetix’s vaporwave brand to life, creating a retro-futuristic world that focused on interactive high-tech art and immersive acting. Guests engaged with responsive projection mapping, quirky characters, and dreamlike spaces at a two-story Brooklyn venue that housed 6 custom-made installations.
We partnered with ridesharing app Teleport to create an enchanting metropolis filled with imaginary technology of the future and ancient relics of the past. Over 55 artists, performers, actors, and designers brought Teleport City to life in an 18,000 sqft space brimming with 14 installations—a world abounding with clandestine cocktail lounges, alleyways teeming with mysteries, and eccentric citizen performers.
We partnered with ridesharing app Teleport to create an enchanting metropolis filled with imaginary technology of the future and ancient relics of the past. Over 55 artists, performers, actors, and designers brought Teleport City to life in an 18,000 sqft space brimming with 14 installations—a world abounding with clandestine cocktail lounges, alleyways teeming with mysteries, and eccentric citizen performers.
