Sebastian Kite (b. 1986, London, British-German) lives and works in France. His practice explores the intersection of art, architecture and music, creating immersive environments that make visible the invisible emotive structures of human experience. Through sculpture, installation and public art at an architectural scale, he transforms familiar sites into places of quiet intensity, shared reflection and gentle disruption.

Drawing on elemental materials alongside contemporary technologies, Kite shapes light, sound, kinetics, performance, time and space into vessels for active contemplation, where perception becomes the medium and participation the catalyst. His installations blur the boundaries between inner and outer worlds, material and immaterial, tracing memory, presence and impermanence. Each work acts as a mirror for life, inviting both intimate introspection and collective consciousness in fleeting moments of heightened awareness.

Collaboration is central to Kite's creative process, working closely with choreographers, composers and filmmakers to create dynamic multi-sensory experiences. His work has been exhibited internationally at renowned venues including MEMENTO (France), Import Projects (Berlin), Saatchi Gallery and South Kiosk (London), Wanås Konst (Sweden), Arsenale (Venice), Kyiv (Ukraine) and Phoenix (Arizona), as well as unconventional off-site locations.

With a background in architecture from The Glasgow School of Art and Westminster School of Architecture, Kite's spatial understanding deeply informs his transformative installations. He co-founded the installation agency Kite & Laslett (2010-2013), served as Head of Design at Jotta Studio (2014-2017) and has taught at The Bartlett UCL and Westminster School of Architecture.

In recognition of his artistic achievements, Kite received the Royal British Society of Sculptors Bursary Award in 2015, LIT Award 2019 and the International Light Organisation Artist Award in 2024. In 2019, he established Studio SK, a creative platform translating his artistic vision across cultural and commercial realms.










Team 




Artist                           Sebastian Kite    
                                 
Managing Director         Phoebe Smith 
Creative Technologist       Nathan Marcus












Selected projects and exhibitions 




Sudden Rupture — The Mirror Falls
Schemerlicht Festival, The Netherlands, 2025

Inner, Outer, Other
MEMENTO, Espace Départemental Art Contemporain, Auch, France, 2025

Inner, Outer, Other
LUNA 25, Leeuwarden, Netherlands, 2025

Inner, Outer, Other
Klanglicht, Graz, Austria, 2022

Beacon
Public art commission for Unit.City, Kyiv, Ukraine, 2019

Inner Outer Other
Immersive installation, EVI Lichtungen, Hildesheim, Germany, 2020

Horizons
Finalist, Aesthetica Art Prize, York Art Gallery, UK, 2019


Horizons 
.OBJ, National Design & Craft Gallery, Kilkenny, Ireland, 2018

We will meet in the place where there is no darkness (PART II)
Art Night, London, UK, 2018


The Green Ray
Scottsdale, Arizona, USA, 2018

Continuum II
Arte Laguna, Arsenale, Venice, Italy, 2018


Continuum 
Saatchi Gallery, London, 2017

We will meet in the place where there is no darkness
South Kiosk, London, UK 2017

Hue
Wanås Konst, Sweden, touring Berlin, London UK, 2015-16

Echelon
AC Institute, New York, USA, 2014

Orbit
Sonica Festival, Glasgow, UK, 2013

Vestige
The Design Museum, London, UK, 2013

Curious
Helmkehof, Hannover, Germany, 2013

Lichtspiel
Import Projects, Berlin, Germany, 2013

+-0
Postbahnhof, Berlin, Germany, 2012


Confined
NEST, The Hague, The Netherlands, 2012

Restructured
St.George's Church, London, UK, 2012

Panoptic, Platform79 - the berlin project
Gerichtsgefängnis, Berlin, Germany, 2012

In Situ
The Belfry, St. John on Bethnal Green, London, UK, 2012

Enclosure
Hoxton Gallery, London, UK, 2011

Relay ‘A Leap In The Dark’
Testbed1, London, UK, 2011

Musarc
St. Bartholomew the Great, London, UK, 2010

Contact
Kite & Laslett Studio, London, UK, 2010

Candescence
Kite & Laslett Studio, London, UK, 2010











Forthcoming projects




Inner Time, 2026