As our own team is built from a background of artists, curators and producers, we approach every hire as a collaborative project rather than a simple transaction. We know that the technical side is often the most daunting hurdle in exhibition-making, and our goal is to make industry-standard hardware accessible to every level of the London creative community. The most successful installations happen when the technology becomes an invisible extension of the artist's vision.
Peckham Digital
Our partnership with Peckham Digital in October 2025 was a landmark example of this philosophy. Serving as the main equipment partner, we powered a substantial programme of digital art and live performance that required a diverse technical palette. To support everything from high-intensity large-scale visuals to intimate interactive works, we deployed a 7,200 lumen Panasonic projector, Meta Quest VR headsets and specialised Sunfounder displays, while managing the granular details, from VESA mounts to HDMI converters, so that the artists could stay focused on their work rather than on troubleshooting.
Deptford X
Our commitment to the artist-first approach continued through Deptford X, a festival close to us and one we are proud to have supported. We worked closely with Director Kwong Lee and the team to deliver high-impact, budget-conscious solutions at professional gallery standard. That meant complex multi-channel audio-visual distribution using 55" UHD Samsung displays and M-Audio BX8 monitors alongside configured Cyclone media players set for automated playback. In a festival environment reliability is everything, which is why we handle the logistics too, including London-wide delivery and site-safety hardware like rubber floor cable protectors.
Institutions and long runs
Our work often takes us into the city's major institutions, where long-form exhibitions need specialised tools. We supported Annie Jael Kwan at the Brent Biennale with short-throw Optoma projectors and Unicol mounts, and facilitated Tai Shani's seven-week show at Gathering with BrightSign 4K players and Art-Net DMX nodes. For Karimah Ashadu's solo exhibition Tendered at Camden Art Centre we provided a pair of high-output projectors alongside BrightSign media players, so the moving image work was presented at the exact scale and with the synchronised stability the gallery required.
Legacy formats and small experiments
We love the legacy side of media art. Earlier in the year we sourced a Bang & Olufsen Beovision CRT monitor and Panasonic headphones for the School of Advanced Study, to achieve a retro aesthetic representative of the archive of films on display. For smaller, experimental projects such as Madeleine Ruggi's outdoor audio work we provided durable gear like our HELVIA waterproof speakers, so the art survives the elements. At every scale, from a 50-unit extension lead bundle for a complex site to a single audio jack splitter.