We don't just build immersive environments; we engineer the invisible. Based at Somerset House, we orchestrate spatial audio, projection, and interactive systems that dissolve the boundary between observer and work. We treat production as the architecture of the experience, ensuring the technical infrastructure serves the vision, not the other way around.
The Immersive Production Challenge
Immersive installations demand the sharp intersection of art and engineering. Executing at scale, within budget, and with absolute reliability is where most projects fail. We bridge the gap between creative promise and production reality, ensuring specifications never exceed budgets and systems never fail under public scrutiny.
Our Approach
We operate across the full production arc. As technical consultants, we pressure-test concepts against spatial realities. As producers, we build the core: audio, projection, LED, and interactive systems. On-site, we install, calibrate, and sustain the work. We are SafeContractor-accredited experts who treat technical specifications and creative briefs as a single, inseparable document.
Capabilities
Spatial Audio Design
Multi-channel and object-based audio transforms space. We design speaker arrays for specific rooms, managing amplification and distribution to ensure technology disappears into the content, from stereo to bespoke multi-channel configurations.
Projection Environments
We engineer multi-surface projection by assessing geometry and ambient light early. We execute precision edge-blending and colour calibration to ensure architecture and content exist in a permanent dialogue.
Interactive Systems
Responsive work requires technical grit. We integrate motion sensors, depth cameras, and real-time data with TouchDesigner and custom software, prioritising the robustness public-facing work demands.
Long-Duration and Touring Work
We build for endurance. Every installation includes remote monitoring, scheduled restart protocols, and maintenance documentation to ensure continuity long after the opening night.
NONOTAK — Eclipse, Lumen Studios
NONOTAK's Eclipse required total sensory integration. KitMapper managed the full technical arc — from equipment specification and power routing to sound design and live maintenance. We ensured the architecture, light, and sound felt inseparable and performed flawlessly.
Common Questions
Can you work with our existing creative or technical team?+
Yes. We operate as technical consultants and producers alongside artists, studios, and curators — pressure-testing concepts and building the systems that deliver them.
How do you keep an installation reliable over a long run?+
Every build includes remote monitoring, scheduled restart protocols, and maintenance documentation, so the work performs from opening night to close.
What kinds of spaces can you install in?+
From galleries and heritage buildings to temporary and touring venues. We assess geometry, power, and ambient light early so the system suits each site.