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Pixel Artworks

Immersive & Virtual Production
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Founded
2005
Employees
51-200
Offices
3

About Pixel Artworks

Pixel Artworks is a British immersive experience design and production studio founded in 2005 by Tom Burch. It conceives, designs and engineers large-scale environments that combine creative storytelling with bespoke software, hardware and digital content. Its work spans architectural projection mapping, interactive installations, extended reality and high-resolution LED experiences for brands, cultural institutions and landmark destinations.

The business began as a projection advertising company, developing outdoor video mapping and large-format installations across the UK. It subsequently expanded into permanent experiential spaces, museum interactives and architectural light art. Today, its multidisciplinary practice brings together creative technology, spatial design, CGI, technical production and software engineering, with an international presence spanning the UK, continental Europe and the Middle East.

Experiences across physical and digital spaces

The studio develops both temporary activations and permanent attractions. Its commercial work includes brand launches, interactive retail environments, showroom installations, building takeovers and visitor experiences. Production capabilities range from hyper-realistic CGI and anamorphic outdoor content to real-time interactive systems, mixed reality and technical integration for complex architectural canvases.

Projects can combine content creation with the engineering required to present it in a physical setting. This includes projection systems, LED staging, audience interaction and multisensory design. The studio serves markets including advertising, luxury retail, culture, entertainment, hospitality and destination development, adapting its work to public spaces, commercial venues and cultural settings.

Alongside commissioned projects, Pixel Artworks Originals develops proprietary immersive experiences for licensing and exhibition. These productions extend the studio's work beyond individual client briefs into repeatable experiences for cultural and commercial destinations. Its dedicated research and development activity explores emerging hardware, software and the effects of coordinated sensory environments on audiences.

In May 2024, Pixel Artworks joined DesignStudio and Analog in forming the Waterland-backed Further creative group. It continues to operate under its own public identity, combining its experience design practice with access to complementary branding and visual effects capabilities. Its legal name became Pixel Artworks Ltd in July 2024.

More about Pixel Artworks

Leadership

The research identifies UK Managing Partners Miranda Pincott and Kelly Eagle, Operations Director James Bradley, and Middle East Managing Director Alex Apthorpe. Founder Tom Burch serves as Chief Experience Officer and a board member of Further Group.

Research and interaction methods

  • The studio collaborates with PEARL, the Person-Environment-Activity Research Laboratory, to investigate how synchronized audio, light and interactive visuals affect emotional and neurological states.
  • Its research includes spatial acoustics and audience biometric responses, extending its design work into the study of functional experiences.
  • Its proprietary Wonderball system uses camera tracking and computer vision to create real-time projection-mapped interaction on table tennis tables.
  • The Butterfly Trail combines four-storey, 16K wrap-around visuals with browser-based smartphone augmented reality, allowing personal interaction within a shared installation.

Production collaboration

The immersive light-and-sound experience at St. Michael's Cave in Gibraltar was produced with WrightTech Media, combining projection mapping with the natural limestone cavern environment.

Notable credits

15 credits
  • The Butterfly Trail — Outernet London
  • Nike Pegasus — London Eye
  • Lenovo x Formula 1 — Fenchurch Building
  • Al Wasl Dome — Expo 2020 Dubai
  • Burj Al Arab — Jumeirah Hotels & Resorts
  • Dubai Airport Terminal 3 — Dubai Tourism
  • McLaren AI Livery — McLaren Racing
  • Tiffany & Co. — Centre Pompidou, Paris
  • Michael Kors — The Rinascente, Milan
  • Room to Breathe
  • St. Michael's Cave — collaboration with WrightTech Media
  • Stranger Things 4 — Netflix, Cologne
  • The Rose on the Roof — O2 Arena London
  • Wonderball — Bounce London
  • Feel the Pull — Clerkenwell Design Week

Offices

Where Pixel Artworks is based

3 locations
  • London offices

    Headquarters
    London, England, United Kingdom
    About this office

    **London Global Headquarters & Primary Studio** Status: active Headquarters Address: 14 St John's Square, Farringdon, London EC1M 4AH, United Kingdom Email: info@pixelartworks.com Phone: +44 (0) 203 130 0740 Global executive headquarters, creative design studio and production center, following relocation from Highgate Studios. --- **Office** Status: inactive / historical Address: Unit 400 Highgate Studios, 53-79 Highgate Road, Kentish Town, London NW5 1TL Former London headquarters premises, superseded by the Farringdon office. The relocation year is not established.

  • European Office

    John M. Keynesplein 6, 1066EP Amsterdam, The NetherlandsAmsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands

    Supports European mainland business development and continental client activations.

  • Middle East Studio & Showroom

    Office 202B, Building 7, D3 – Dubai Design District, Dubai, United Arab EmiratesDubai, United Arab Emirates

    Regional studio serving the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the wider Middle East, with an experiential mixed-reality showroom.

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