selected works by offgrid.studio

offgrid is an agency focused on creating sonic experiences for moving image and space. these include ad-campaigns for social media, immersive art installations and films. below is a selection of work representative of our collective skillset. our services include sound design, music composition, foley, mixing & mastering for various formats. we'd love for you to work with us:

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projects:

3D:     animated films & cgi

if oil paintings as a form of material representation was eventually replaced by photography to render objects tangible, 3d is a space located somewhere between the two. in that space hypothetical universes are rendered plausible enough to make any idea or scenario tangible. we're passionate about the creative potential of this medium and the countless narratives that are in the process of becoming. below are a few projects we think show the strongest intersection between motion and sound within our portfolio.

clients include: MTV; Nike; Decathlon;

fashion:     image films & lookbooks

fashion creates controversy, but never ceases to have an impact on society. it creates discussions around identity and politics. it can challenge normative worldviews in the similar ways art can. over time we managed to deliver on a diverse range of projects for the fashion industry, mostly tied to the format of film. In future however, we see runway shows, as well as installations as opportunities to explore sound in relation to physical movement to create immersive experiences. This interconnection will be made possible by using cutting edge technologies such as bronze.ai, max/msp and assemble teams of audio coders and tech developers wihtin our vast network.

clients include: samsoe samsoe; comma; high snobiety;

2d:     illustration & typographic animations

cartoons, illustrated films and intricate typographic animations have entered our workspace in more recent times. with a strong affinity for oddball cartoons it has always been a dream to work on the much more uncanny emotional worlds that are created in the abstract flat space. in future we hope to be able to work on full cartoons, on show intros and independent video games.

clients include: fisher price; on-running; kaleidoscope;

installation:     sound in space

our biggest installation work so far is self initiated and called "assemblage", named after the artistic act of creating maps by gilles deleuze, who was looking at the world in constellations of machines, entangled like rhizomes. in these, no actor is static, everything is in a constant motion towards becoming, while never fully reaching a static form that could be analysed outside of this process. we used bronze.ai, a new artificial intelligence program that would bring multiple films together based off probability matrices. the sound would assemble itself from material we created for the visual. further time-based artworks were put in space using immersive audio-technology to create pieces that would function as clocks of different temporal concepts, forming different models for how time unfolds. 

offgrid is an agency focused on creating sonic experiences for moving image and space. these include ad-campaigns for social media, immersive art installations and films. below is a selection of work representative of our collective skillset. our services include sound design, music composition, foley, mixing & mastering for various formats. we'd love for you to work with us:

→website

→email

→instagram

projects:

3D:     animated films & cgi

if oil paintings as a form of material representation was eventually replaced by photography to render objects tangible, 3d is a space located somewhere between the two. in that space hypothetical universes are rendered plausible enough to make any idea or scenario tangible. we're passionate about the creative potential of this medium and the countless narratives that are in the process of becoming. below are a few projects we think show the strongest intersection between motion and sound within our portfolio.

clients include: MTV; Nike; Decathlon;

fashion:     image films & lookbooks

fashion creates controversy, but never ceases to have an impact on society. it creates discussions around identity and politics. it can challenge normative worldviews in the similar ways art can. over time we managed to deliver on a diverse range of projects for the fashion industry, mostly tied to the format of film. In future however, we see runway shows, as well as installations as opportunities to explore sound in relation to physical movement to create immersive experiences. This interconnection will be made possible by using cutting edge technologies such as bronze.ai, max/msp and assemble teams of audio coders and tech developers wihtin our vast network.

clients include: samsoe samsoe; comma; high snobiety;

2d:     illustration & typographic animations

cartoons, illustrated films and intricate typographic animations have entered our workspace in more recent times. with a strong affinity for oddball cartoons it has always been a dream to work on the much more uncanny emotional worlds that are created in the abstract flat space. in future we hope to be able to work on full cartoons, on show intros and independent video games.

clients include: fisher price; on-running; kaleidoscope;

installation:     sound in space

our biggest installation work so far is self initiated and called "assemblage", named after the artistic act of creating maps by gilles deleuze, who was looking at the world in constellations of machines, entangled like rhizomes. in these, no actor is static, everything is in a constant motion towards becoming, while never fully reaching a static form that could be analysed outside of this process. we used bronze.ai, a new artificial intelligence program that would bring multiple films together based off probability matrices. the sound would assemble itself from material we created for the visual. further time-based artworks were put in space using immersive audio-technology to create pieces that would function as clocks of different temporal concepts, forming different models for how time unfolds.