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.

Dematerialise is an immersive exhibition investigating states of wakeful consciousness, which offers viewers a chance to immerse themselves in their awakening consciousness - transforming the non-physical experience into a physical, ethereal journey. How does the space in your mind look as your consciousness becomes awakened?

This project explores how the context of art museums can help raise awareness about future environmental challenges arising from climate change. It orignates from a collaboration with MUZA, Malta's National Museum of Arts, Jennifer Nibbs and Virmantas Kulbis.

Island With an Uncertain View is an inserted intervention proposed for a gallery in Malta's National Museum of the Arts, MUZA. The project explores how the context of art museums can help raise awareness about future environmental challenges arising from climate change. A collaboration between MUZA, Jennifer Nibbs and Virmantas Kulbis

An immersive exhibition design imagined at the Wellcome Collection, London. Concerned with modern lives overlooking the importance of the food we consume, this proposal sends participants on a journey to learn the importance of mindful eating through practice.