We bring immersive colour and playfulness into the public realm creating high-quality art experiences for everyone.
Tine is a leading light in a new wave of artists whose currency is experience, shared and celebrated.’
– Prof Jon Dovey, writer and director of Director South West Creative Technology Network, UWE
Our inclusive approach is reflected in the design of artworks that invite intuitive interaction, ensuring accessibility regardless of the viewer’s level of knowledge about art or technology. Installations can reach up to 80,000 interactions.
Places we have worked
I think the world’s public spaces need more of your playful social interaction, especially at this time in history when people seem so divided.’
– Interaction Magazine, SIGGRAPH Art Gallery 2016
It was one of the most successful interactive art works I have been to, and I’ve been to a few over the years. Not only did you transform a vast area but you also shifted the way the whole space was experienced.’
– Althea Greenan, Make Magazine
Thank you so much for your stunning work at Reykjavik City Hall. It’s fantastic, people love it, so do I. It’s a major hit in the city.’
– Ingi Thor Jónsson, Reykjavík City Hall
Tine Bech artworks provide a deeply social dimension.
Play creates positive emotion, which alters our feelings and makes us more resilient, happier and productive.
Driven by a passion for creating social impact in the public realm our work has achieved global recognition with exhibitions and commissions in public spaces, commercial venues, cultural institutions, and major festivals.
We Believe was a breathtakingly beautiful experience and a profound artistic exploration of our attitudes to the city’s public spaces.’
– Jacob Bundsgaard, Mayor of Aarhus Municipality
Our multi-faceted artworks create flourishing communities. Our work is informed by research. Play’s community building effects are well documented. It rewards us with joy and promotes empathy.
‘Everything is secretly alive in Tine Bech’s work: shoes, bridges, streetlights, balloons and coloured blobs. They hum and react with a playful anthropomorphic life that is liable to take you by surprise.’
– Tracey Warr, writer and curator
See some of our favourite projects… Watch this space for new work coming soon