Welcome to affect lab, an award winning creative studio and research practice.
In collaboration with an international artistic network, we use immersive storytelling, design research and experimental field work to inspire a more inclusive future.
A cinematic meditation on the relationship between humans, animals and technology.
A movement for normalising conversations about menstruation & menopause.
An interactive musical performance exploring feelings of ambiguous loss.
An interactive game and dance battle that celebrates the physical experiences of people with cycles.
A creative intervention using generative AI to explore democratic approaches to image making.
Dance party and performance in support of menstrual rights.
An award-winning immersive storytelling project about the impact of surveillance technology on social cohesion in neighbourhoods.
A City Eating Itself (in less than 10 minutes)
A neighbourhood-based project about the influence of flash delivery services on social cohesion.
Opening space for migration stories from the margins to be heard, told by women in conversation with machine learning.
Playful workbook for inspiring
intercultural dialogue.
A knowledge-base of frameworks, tips & inspiration to future proof the creative sector.
Translating digital data into knitting to visualise a shared experience.
A playful location-based experience that explores the radical creativity of African artists and the importance of the oral tradition.
A sensory audio experience celebrating the power of gardens as spaces of inclusion and diversity.
A bespoke digital tour guide developed for the online exhibition space of the STRP festival 2021.
Researching the intimate connections between online and physical audiences through gossip and dance experiments.
Mapping online conversations about gender-based violence in South Africa.
Speculative world-building as a tool for re-thinking and re-imagining our existing global society.
NXT Museum Educational Programme
Digital crafting, creative coding and interactive storytelling using everyday augmented reality tools.
Mapping the changing sensory landscape of Amsterdam’s Red Light District during a lockdown.