
Ashley Turner asked us to help out with lighting and interactivity for his totemic installations at WOMAD 2013.

This 15 minute piece weaves in and out of local history, bombarding viewers and unsuspecting passers-by with the energy of the land, the sea, and the people on a massive scale.

We helped develop a system for mapping virtual environments onto a blank set for this ‘immersive’ TVC.

In 2010, we had some time to help out and make some band visuals for the VNZMAs.

The Onyas rounds off the Webstock week. Mulk mapped the interior of Wellington Town Hall for a performance by Disasteradio with content from The Darkroom.

ALGIM (Association of Local Government Information Management) wanted a striking visual treatment for their 30th annual conference.

At this annual music festival in Norfolk, the Kimberley estate is host to all sorts of lavish entertainment, including this vibrant mapping piece by The Darkroom and Mulk. Here’s an edit with just Mulk’s segments: Kimberley Festival Mapping 2010 from ctype/Mulk on Vimeo. And here’s the whole thing: