These are the cultural experiences I have built. They are the practical foundation behind the CAAP™ framework — real projects with real audiences that proved Chinese cultural experiences can succeed commercially on the international stage.
Lightopia Festival
A large-scale immersive light festival combining traditional Chinese lantern craftsmanship with modern technology, storytelling, and experience design.
Lightopia transforms parks and outdoor spaces into immersive night-time worlds filled with illuminated sculptures, themed installations, interactive experiences, and water shows.
Results
- 15 cities across the UK and Europe
- 32 large-scale events
- 964 exhibition nights
- 2.65 million visitors
- BBC coverage more than 14 times
- Blue Peter appearance
- Eventex Grand Prix 2021 and 2022 (highest honour at the global events industry awards)
- 5 Gold + 4 Silver (2021), 4 Gold + 3 Silver (2022)
- Third most awarded event globally at Eventex
Lightopia proved that Chinese cultural craftsmanship can become a successful international cultural product at commercial scale.
Immersia XR Walking Theatre
A new immersive storytelling format where audiences wear XR headsets and physically walk through story-driven environments.
The concept is story-led XR — technology supports the narrative, rather than dominating the experience. Visitors don’t sit and watch. They walk inside the story.
Current experiences
- Alice in Wonderland
- 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
- Moon Landing
Vision
Create a new category of immersive entertainment that combines theatre, storytelling, XR technology, and physical exploration — suitable for families, tourists, and anyone who loves stories.
Boundless Showcase
The operating company that manages a portfolio of five distinct cultural experience brands:
- Lightopia — Immersive light festivals
- Dino Kingdom — Dinosaur-themed family experiences
- Sea Creatures — Ocean-themed exhibitions
- Jurassic Kingdom — Prehistoric adventure experiences
- Magical Lantern Festival — The original Chinese lantern festival in the UK (2014-2017)