Immersive & Experiential Projects – Portfolio Showcase

Immersive & Experiential Projects – Portfolio Showcase

Nighttime outdoor theater performance with musicians playing instruments on stage, illuminated by colorful stage lights, surrounded by ancient stone structures and large trees, under a starry sky.
A close-up of a yellow piece of paper with holes.

Welcome to the immersive portfolio of Wild Hedge Studio.

Below is a curated selection of professional and independent projects across installation design, virtual reality, and sensory-driven environments.

Featured Projects
Marshmallow Laser Feast (MLF)

About
Amy worked with MLF as a spatial designer, concept artist, and technician contributing to a wide range of immersive projects from projection installations to interactive VR environments.

People observing an immersive digital exhibit of neural network patterns projected on large screens in a dark room.
Person viewing a large digital projection of a lush, green rainforest with visible roots and trees.
Silhouette of a person wearing a headset and backpack, using a handheld device, with a digital display or projection background of abstract colorful shapes and lines.
  • A collage of academic and artistic materials including a thesis webpage titled 'Thesis Keywords' with keywords like craft and VR, diagrams, pages of text, a black and white portrait of Walter Benjamin, a green 3D printed structure, and an abstract digital art piece.

    Dream it.

  • Close-up of a futuristic robotic hand with multiple sensors and cameras, surrounded by diagrams and sketches of human anatomy and sensors, with notes on biometric technology.

    Build it.

  • Person wearing a virtual reality headset in a dark environment, with digital grid overlays and augmented reality elements.

    Grow it.

  • Collage of images including a digital wave pattern, a postcard titled 'An in Depth Study,' a screen with multiple thumbnail images, and a white paper with handwritten notes and a label 'Exploring Machine Learning with Runnay ML'.

    Test it.

  • Mixed media collage featuring a large hand, a person with VR goggles, various abstract shapes, grid patterns, and a handprint.

    Feel it.

Featured Projects
Waterperry Opera Festival, Oxford

About
Sculptural and scenic lighting design for an outdoor opera festival showcasing young talent in arts and music at Waterperry Gardens in Oxfordshire.

Quartet For The End of Time

Projection of a young man's face on a reflective sculpture illuminated with green light, with a dark background.

  • In a prisoner-of-war camp during the early days of World War II, French composer Olivier Messiaen (1908–1992) created his chamber music masterpiece Quatuor pour la fin du temps (Quartet for the End of Time). Rooted in his deeply Christian faith, it is inspired by the New Testament Book of Revelation.

  • Set in the amphitheatre at Waterperry Gardens, lighting was chosen to amplify the grand composition of the architecture and the treeline behind. At the peak of the musical crescendo we aimed spotlights at ‘Gabriel’ a revolving dichroic sculpture which cast raucous colourful fragments of light over the audience to represent the angel announcing the end of world as envisioned by Messiaen as he was composing.

    • Hosted by Waterperry Opera Festival.

    • Creative Director: Ann Heloise Dautel

    • Lighting Design: Michael Wagner

    • Production: Reuben Jacobs

    • Musical Director: Bertie Baigent

    • Photography by Marc Brenner