Abrahamic Family House

The Abrahamic Family House encompasses a mosque, a church, a synagogue, and a Forum where visitors are invited to participate in a unique environment, including guided tours, exhibitions, and opportunities to foster knowledge exchange. At Squint/Opera, we produced immersive media for three dynamic and engaging installations at this ambitious cultural site. media grows from and responds to the simplicity and beauty of the architecture – designed by Ghanaian-British architect Sir David Adjaye.

Place, 2023

The first installation, ‘Faith’, comprises 11 dynamic, petal-shaped AV screens that showcase different life events in the religious journeys of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. The second installation, ‘Word,’ focuses on the three respective holy texts of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. The installation showcases nine extracts from the Quran, Bible and Torah. The final installation, ‘Place’, explores the relationship between religious spaces and faith. Two immersive LED screens, incorporated into a plinth and the ceiling, depict different prayer environments, like the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque.

My role included concept development, ideation, and narrative design for all three exhibits, as well as creative directing Place and Word.

Faith, 2023

Word, 2023

Place, 2023

Photography / Squint Opera

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