Commissioned by Meiosis, we joined forces with Innellea and Sanny Ehrhardt to build the live show for the Five Phases World Tour. The concept explored the stages of life from origin to closure. Our role was to translate that narrative into space, light, and movement.

The setup revolved around three monolithic LED cubes. Each became a vessel for shifting perspectives, animated entirely through point-of-view-based 3D animation. We treated the structure as a canvas for illusion, where motion graphics and lighting blended to distort perception and invite a deeper read into the narrative.

Nothing was linear. Everything evolved. From a floating embryo to collapsing forms, every phase was a transformation in texture and tone. The visuals weren't about overwhelming the music but allowing the story to unfold visually with the same depth it carried sonically.

Innellea | Five Phases Tour

Five Phases, from the first breath to final reflection

John Dave

Naji El Ahmad

César Féraud

BYHUGO

Akshay Anand

Kamal Chhabria

Jiyad Mohammed

Miriam Hegazi

Gino Raidy

Will Burton

Andres Alvarez

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A stage that wasn’t just a setup, but a space in motion. For Ben Böhmer’s live set in Beirut, we worked with 2nd Sun to shape a performance where light, visuals, and movement weren’t separate elements but part of the same rhythm. The stage was built on layered LED screens, with dancers weaving through them, their presence shifting the space in real time.

Clapclap Studio wanted the dancers to be part of the stage itself, not just in front of it. Our role was to make that happen visually, creating real-time interactive visuals that responded to the choreography, amplifying the movement instead of overpowering it. The result was something fluid, where the boundaries between performer and digital presence blurred.

It wasn’t about flashy effects or spectacle for the sake of it. It was about letting the visuals breathe with the music and the bodies moving within the space. Every step, every turn, every moment had its reflection in light and motion, nothing static, nothing forced, just an evolving dialogue between physical and digital performance.