Wonderoom
People need to have courage to turn an idea into action. Oftentimes you just need a little push, not to overthink it but to trust that inner voice. This is an exhibition designed and built to put that voice back in the room with you, leaving a small imprint in your mind that you can take with you. In a gallery space, our intent is to make sure the voice doesn't feel externalized, but embedded in the room as if you are within ur own mind. Embodied Sound turns the installation into the source itself, and as the audience enters, they feel the message delivered through the body and mind, a manifestation of that inner voice itself.
immersive experience — 2026
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the Portal
wellness studio
A felt-sound wellness studio inside Supernatural's Yorkville flagship, built around frequency, nervous system regulation, and group listening. The experiences are designed to unlock the body's full capacity to listen deeply, not just through the ears. Embodied Sound® activates the floor and the ceiling of the studio, so the room arrives in the body before it arrives in the ears.
Studio Session
live performance — 2026
Studio Sessions in built around live, unplugged performances from artists in our community - intimate, intentional, and designed to feel less like a traditional show and more like a shared moment. We activated the seats. Works with existing top quality PA system in place. This is a hybrid system tailored towards live performance with live audience.
Venia Fashion Show Afterparty
immersive experience — 2026
Every migration story is two stories at once — a last goodbye and a first hello — and for most of the last century both happened in the same building, on the same platform, among people headed in opposite directions. In Los Angeles, a city built around the car, that architecture has gone quiet; the rails are still here, but the crossing is not. Dear, Sincerely set out to bring it back for a night, and then to do the harder thing: keep it alive after everyone got in their cars and drove downtown. This is the story of how an avant-garde atelier, a nonprofit, a historic railyard, and an audio company that builds sound you can feel moved a train yard across a city — and what it took to make a warehouse feel like a platform with locomotives passing on both sides.