The visual magicians from Field took over MOUVO’s Friday evening in 2018 with a deep dive into their creative process—from interactive projects and large-scale projections to motion design.
Blending artistic vision with technology, they explored not just visuals but also the theory, strategy, and production behind their work. Their unique approach has attracted major brands across industries, including Adidas, Nike, Maserati, Diesel, Stella McCartney, and the British Library.
London’s Found Studio specializes in motion design, film, and video across platforms, handling projects from concept to completion with a strong focus on aesthetics.
Their clients include Microsoft, BBC, Rolls-Royce, Arte, and Sony PlayStation, as well as artists like Ellie Goulding and Take That. Found also produces its own films, earning awards for the short film The Dog and the Elephant.
London’s Proud Creative is known for its smart, strategic approach to design and branding. While focused on visual identity, the studio also makes strong use of motion design in its work.
Their impressive portfolio includes clients like Sony PlayStation, BT Vision, and CNN. Proud Creative was also a pioneer in TV branding, gaining recognition for its bold and conceptual idents for Welsh station S4C.
Ryan Honey, co-founder of Buck, now leads its Los Angeles office. Under his direction, the studio creates a playful mix of traditional animation, motion design, film, and advanced 3D effects.
Known for its collaborative spirit, Buck has earned numerous awards and worked with top clients like Google, Apple, Facebook, CNN, and IBM.
Manuel Casasola Merkle and Moritz Schwind presented Entagma, a project exploring the intersection of design and advanced CGI. After a brief dive into theory and visual programming, they focused on the powerful capabilities of Houdini software.
With commercial experience at Munich-based studio Aixsponza, they specialize in complex projects using Houdini. Through Entagma, they share tutorials on high-end simulations, procedural design, and advanced computer graphics techniques.
Dvein, the Barcelona-based duo of Teo Guillem and Carlos Pardo, shared their playful and experimental approach to directing. Known for mixing film techniques with complex computer simulations, they work across both commercial and cultural projects.
Their distinctive style has attracted clients like National Geographic, Canal+, and the F5 New York festival, all while embracing a “Why not?” attitude to creativity.
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