Studio

DFFF Studio logo — a suspended machine casting light over a figure

DFFFSTUDIO

Kinetic installations & spatial experiences

A kinetic art installation
studio in London.

DFFF makes machines of steel, light and code — kinetic installations and spatial experiences built for galleries, stages and dancefloors. Based in London, working internationally.

The studio works end-to-end: creative direction, concept development, mechanical and electronic engineering, fabrication and on-site execution. Projects range from self-initiated installations and live events to commissioned fabrication for artists and institutions — we take a work from first sketch to a structure hanging safely over a crowd.

We collaborate with brands, curators, artists and event producers to bring machines into space.

The same hands that draw a machine also build, wire and code it.

Founders

Portrait of Kev Jin, co-founder of DFFF Studio

Kev Jin

Co-founder & Creative Director

Kev Jin is an artist and designer with a degree from the Royal College of Art. His practice brings together kinetic installation, data-driven systems and narrative design, informed by technological infrastructures and ecological thinking. Working with steel, light and code, he transforms climate data, sensor readings and digital archives into immersive, multisensory experiences.

Portrait of Rachel Xu, co-founder of DFFF Studio

Rachel Xu

Co-founder & Director

Rachel Xu is an artist and Co-Founder & Director of DFFF Studio. A graduate of New York University, her practice explores the relationship between technology, perception and spatial experience. Working across immersive installation, physical computing, interactive systems and projection mapping, she translates speculative ideas into tangible environments that invite audiences to reconsider how technology shapes emotion, presence and the experience of space.

Selected works & events