Two people reach toward a giant glowing digital sunflower projection

Case study

Utopian Garden & Eden

Touring

You walk in a stranger. You leave with a garden you helped grow.

Utopian Garden and Eden are two TSC Originals built on the same idea: nature you grow with your own hands, in a world that is never the same twice. Utopian Garden is a 45-minute story-based show. Eden is an interactive digital garden you step inside. Both are owned by TSC and made to travel.

Silhouetted visitor reaches toward glowing blue and purple floral projections

What we built

Utopian Garden runs in three chapters. Science, where shapes pulled from real mathematical formulas reveal the patterns hiding in every leaf, shell and snowflake. Nature, where you choose a seed, plant it, and watch it grow alongside everyone else's. Art, where AI-generated forms shift under your hands and what blooms at the end belongs to everyone who walked through. It premiered in Tacoma and is touring. In 2025, the concept took another form: a 3D video-mapping show on the Hotel de Rome facade at Bebelplatz, part of the Berlin Festival of Lights, which won the FOL Award 2025.

Eden is the same idea as a room you live in. 150 square metres of LED wrap you on every wall, and a touch makes plants and flowers bloom around you, a single seed growing into a lush, shared world. It runs on a loop of roughly 20 minutes and welcomes every age. Eden premiered at Illuminate Adelaide with ILA, Adelaide's Centre of Immersive Light and Art, at The Light Room, and was extended after demand outran the schedule.

The challenge

Build original worlds, owned by TSC and made to travel, around an idea most experiences avoid: that the audience creates the work together, and it is never the same twice.