After four years of working with us and two years in Production Supervisor role Edd is currently stepping away from full-time work with KitMapper, in order to focus on his new modular synthesiser venture - Schneiders Keller in Denmark Street, London. In the past he assisted with Anicka Yi’s Turbine Hall Commission, operations and specialist consultations to artists and institutions. Edd’s experience as a technician on everything from analogue tape loop installations to multi-screen projection mapping means he has an excellent technical understanding and in-depth knowledge of the latest software and hardware. As an independent music producer Edd brings specialist audio knowledge to the team and is currently overseeing several bespoke projects.

Matt joined KitMapper in 2022 after having worked as a freelance technician for us and other London-based galleries and arts institutions for several years. He is also Technical Director at LUX where he has had nearly a decade of experience in the handling, presentation, distribution, production and preservation of artists film and video work. He brings to the team inexhaustible specialism in multifaceted AV production and presentation, which is further informed by previous experience as technical co-director of Sierra Metro project space in Edinburgh and his own video, sound and installation-based artistic practice.

Ryszard joined KitMapper in early 2022. Between 2018 and 2022 he was Gallery Technical Manager at the Whitechapel Gallery, London, and prior to that he was Senior Technician at Tate Modern. He brings a wealth of familiarity with museum standard installation and process, with experience in realising new commissions ranging from Nalini Malani (Can You Hear Me? 2020) to Elmgreen and Dragset (The Whitechapel Pool, 2018).

Phil has been working in arts production for fifteen years as a curator, technician, exhibition and event producer, studio and gallery manager, and as director of Black Tower Projects, a project space and artist studio provider in South London. The breadth of this experience has equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of the various stages in the development of creative projects, from concept to delivery. His work with cultural and educational institutions, brands and experimental art spaces means he can easily adapt to a range of contexts within the creative sector and respond with sensitivity to the particular requirements of clients and their audiences.

Gabriele joined KitMapper in Autumn 2022 as our Studio Manager, after recently completing her MFA at Goldsmiths, University of London. Prior to joining KitMapper she ran daily operations for a group of performing arts venues for six years in London and Brighton. She is devoted to cultural production and accustomed to managing teams and is currently leading on a number of internal KitMapper projects. Gabriele ensures the organisation operates as efficiently and effectively as possible, managing client relations in order to best meet their needs.

Dave Charlesworth is an artist, curator and producer based in South East London. He is also a co-founder of South Kiosk. Through his production work he has worked nationally and internationally on major creative projects at Somerset House Studios, Royal College of Art, V&A and Whitechapel Gallery. He is the regular producer for Jones Bulley, working on ACE Strategic Touring Fund funded project Living Symphonies. In 2022 Dave worked with Artquest to produce a paper on The Future of Making, outlining potential ways in which artists could structure the way they work in the next 10 years. He has curated critically successful shows outside South Kiosk at Rokeby (London), Kestle Barton (Cornwall), Yan Tan Tether (Huddersfield).

After seven years in the company, Ben recently stepped down from his directorial duties to pursue other projects as an independent creative director. He still works with KitMapper on consultancy basis. He has a huge amount of experience in Production Management, overseeing the design, research and development, fabrication, and on-site installation of a wide array of projects. These range from ‘Now You See Me, Now You Don’t’ by Manal AlDowayan, to Anicka Yi’s Turbine Hall Commission ‘In Love With the World’. His in-depth knowledge of creative and technical processes ensures work is completed to the highest of standards.

Cam joined the KitMapper core team after years working with the studio as a freelance designer. He has previously collaborated with artists and designers including El Ultimo Grito, Claire Barrow, and Ab Rogers Design. Recent projects include collaborations with the National Health Service, contributions to Richard Rogers: Ten Projects, 1967–2020 at Château La Coste, and Conditions’ HARDCORE/LOVE exhibition, featuring work by Mark Leckey and Arthur Jafa. At KitMapper, Cam manages communications between stakeholders, supports new business ventures, and oversees the visual identity of KitMapper and its sister brand, Kitto.

Mark, a former MD at Deezer and Senior Vice President at Warner Music, has over thirty years of experience in the creative sector. A NED/Chair on a number of high-profile boards, he is now focussing part of his time on identifying and nurturing successful startups. His role on the board of KitMapper is in conjunction with current board roles with 7digital, a global leader in end-to-end digital music solutions, Imagesound who curate in-store music for global retailers and, MIDiA Research, a highly-respected insight and analytics business, covering trends in the music, TV/video and Games industries. Mark’s expertise on KitMappers’s board cements our position as the top choice for creative media professionals.

Jack joined KitMapper after more than 15 years working in exhibition curation, design and production. Specialising in art and technology, he has collaborated with artists including Sougwen Chung and Refik Anadol, and delivered projects for partners such as the Barbican Centre, Kunstsilo, Ithra and the Today Art Museum. He holds a Master’s degree with distinction in Digital Art from the University of the Arts London. As a passionate cultural producer, Jack leads on KitMapper’s touring exhibitions and develops new products across the strategic development and production teams. Perfectly in line with the ethos of KitMapper, he plays to his strengths of innovative thinking, building lasting relationships with artists and a deep understanding of production, which makes him a key part of KitMapper’s creative output.

Sarah works with KitMapper on a consultancy basis, supporting special projects, partnerships and development. She brings significant experience across the creative industries, with a focus on building strong relationships and delivering ambitious, innovative projects. Sarah has collaborated with cultural organisations including Somerset House, Thames Festival, and RCA, contributing to the conception and delivery of innovative work across multiple creative disciplines. She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts and believes passionately in the cultural, social and civic value of the arts. As a practising artist, Sez brings a distinctive creative perspective to her work, ensuring projects are grounded in authenticity, originality and depth.