Outernet London

Step into the storm... ?? A brand-new interactive experience has arrived at Outernet London!?The Rain?by Cem Hasimi transforms London’s familiar drizzle into a breathtaking cascade of colour, flowing across The Now Building in an immersive display of light and sound. But this isn’t just something to watch - it’s something you can truly immerse yourself in. Scan the QR code and become part of the artwork as raindrops fall around you, blurring the line between the digital and the real. Created by artist Cem Hasimi in collaboration with Outernet Studio and accompanied by a stunning soundscape from Olivier van de Braak,?The Rain?explores the ways we connect, interpret, and leave traces behind in the digital world. Experience the rain like never before, now live at Outernet London. ?? Vanessa Reidy ?? Cem Hasimi ?? Completely free, no booking needed ?? Check our website or app for timings ???The Now Building ???Tottenham Court Road Station #TheRain #OuternetLondon #ImmersiveArt #InteractiveExperience #LondonExhibition

This International Women’s Day, we were proud to partner with?Refuge?to bring a powerful and urgent message to life at Outernet London. Refuge’s?Sea of Red Flags?took over our immersive space, revealing the hidden and often unrecognized signs of domestic abuse. Using survivor quotes and an evocative soundscape featuring voices like?Olivia Colman, Bella Ramsey, and Adjoa Andoh, this activation made one thing clear:?no red flag is too small. With?1 in 4 women in the UK experiencing domestic abuse in their lifetime, raising awareness is crucial. This installation used our vast digital screens to amplify the voices of survivors and ensure these red flags could not be ignored. We are incredibly proud to have provided a platform for this campaign, helping Refuge educate, engage, and inspire action. A huge thank you to?AMV BBDO?and?Pixel Artworks?for their incredible work in bringing this campaign to life! If you or someone you know needs support,?Refuge is here to help. ?? Refuge resources: https://lnkd.in/e6j-rpzU ?? Freephone, 24-hour National Domestic Abuse Helpline: 0808 2000 247 ?? Donate to Refuge: https://lnkd.in/ed4KZxrD Find out more via: ??Marketing Beat: https://lnkd.in/gS_bB_r6 ?? Trending Now Ad Campaigns: https://lnkd.in/e66j8zCj ?? MarComm News: https://lnkd.in/e9DWasy5 ?? Metro.co.uk: https://lnkd.in/eXsWHCgM ?? Refuge: https://lnkd.in/ebqJFtct ?? Outernet London: https://lnkd.in/enKHpMYW ?? Vanessa Reidy #IWD #RefugeCharity #OuternetLondon #SeaOfRedFlags #InternationalWomensDay

Something's stirring... ?? Get ready to experience creativity in motion. “FLOW STATE” - premiering 11th March and running through the month at the Outernet in Soho, London.? “Flow State”, a three-minute film by Director/Editor Callum Pearson, premieres at Outernet London, Soho, on March 11th for International Women’s Day. Produced by Only Child with Youngest Sibling, the film explores musician and producer HAAi’s creative mind.? The film captures HAAi’s brain activity in real-time as she performs a stripped back rendition of her new single, Can’t Stand to Lose, released on Mute Records. Using real-time EEG data captured by neuroscientist Oliver Durcan of Creative Empirical, we transform her brain activity during a live performance into stunning visuals by AMIANGELIKA, with VFX by Zero One Creative. Bianca Mayhew of Mastery, Director of Sound and Immersive Experience, brought the film to Outernet, and invited HAAi to collaborate. The sound design features L-Acoustics' 360° L-ISA technology. Executive produced by Dana Leonard and Callum Pearson, the project highlights female creative talent and was brought to life by a majority female crew, with support from ARRI Rental, SHL Lighting, and The Tank Factory Studios. Flow State will screen at Outernet throughout March and online via Only Child, Youngest Sibling, and Mastery’s social platforms. #FlowState #HAAi #InternationalWomensDay #CreativeMinds #OuternetLondon

Independent Women 2025: The Influence List has been released, recognising 50 extraordinary individuals from a varied range of worlds who all have one thing in common: their indelible impact on British society. To mark this annual moment, which coincides with International Women's Day, The Independent has come together with Outernet London and Sane Seven to create Women.Now, a stunning?photographic?exhibition of 12 of the women who feature on the list. Displayed on Outernet London's Now Trending screens?throughout March, this?activation?is more than just images; it’s a call to listen, learn, and take action for gender equality?–?all in aid of Refuge's lifesaving work. Pictured here is Jess Phillips MP, The Labour Party Minister for Safeguarding and Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls. https://lnkd.in/ed4cN3_P

Independent Women 2025: The Influence List has been released, recognising 50 extraordinary individuals from a varied range of worlds who all have one thing in common: their indelible impact on British society. To mark this annual moment, which coincides with International Women's Day, The Independent has come together with Outernet London and Sane Seven to create Women.Now, a stunning?photographic?exhibition of 12 of the women who feature on the list. Displayed on Outernet London's Now Trending screens?throughout March, this?activation?is more than just images; it’s a call to listen, learn, and take action for gender equality?–?all in aid of Refuge's lifesaving work. Pictured here is Adejoke B., Founder and executive chef of Michelin-starred restaurant, Chishuru. https://lnkd.in/ed4cN3_P

Women. Now. - A Celebration of Influence & Action ?? This?#InternationalWomen’sDay, we’re proud to partner with?The Independent?and?Refuge?to launch?Women.Now., a powerful exhibition spotlighting 12 remarkable women shaping British society today. Captured by visionary photographer?Sane Seven, these striking portraits will be showcased on?our Now Trending screens?at Outernet London throughout March - honouring the voices, achievements, and lived experiences of women making an impact across politics, business, media, sport, and the arts. But this exhibition is more than a celebration - it’s a?call to action. With gender equality still more than a century away, we must act?now?to create meaningful change. As part of this initiative, visitors will be invited to reflect, share their perspectives, and support the vital work of?Refuge, the domestic abuse charity empowering survivors and advocating for a safer future. Join us as we celebrate these incredible women and stand together in accelerating action for gender equality. ???Women. Now. ????Refuge & The Independent? ???Completely free, no booking needed? ???Check our app or website for timings ???Now Trending ???Tottenham Court Road Station #IWD #TheIndependent #Refuge #GenderEquality #OuternetLondon #Exhibition #InternationalWomensDay

The Independent just dropped its annual list of the 50 most influential women. https://lnkd.in/eFPQ_t-Z For the second year, we worked with the wonderful team to capture some of these women for the massive screens at Outernet London. You can see the exhibition all throughout March. But this isn’t just about powerful women standing in front of a camera. What happens around projects like this is where the real power is. Yesterday, the room was packed with people who can actually make things happen. And when you put the right people in the right room, there’s no excuse for leaving without doing something. This project is for Refuge Charity - because power isn’t just about making noise, it’s about moving the dial for women who need it most. So here’s the ask: Do something. Donate. Support. Hire. Fund. Open doors. Push forward. Let's accelerate action! Big respect to everyone involved. You are all legends: Afua Kyei, Zoe Kalar, Chioma Nnadi, Adejoke B., Carla Denyer MP, Cathy Newman, Kemi Badenoch, Sophie Hanbury, Alan Hamilton, Roisin McCarthy, Claire Rees, Chloe Hubbard, Hetti Barkworth-Nanton CBE, Beth Gordon, Ashley Wood, Justin Ablett, Katrina Wareham, Rebecca Dandridge, Tom Perrett, Olivia Foster #IWD #InternationalWomensDay #InfluenceList

Domestic abuse charity?Refuge?is following up on its Make the World a Refuge campaign with a sea of red flags at?Outernet London. The installation will feature quotes from domestic abuse survivors to highlight the often unseen, unrecognised and unreported forms of harm and control that women face. The image of the red flag is often trivialised as a signal of toxic or abusive traits, Refuge’s campaign is designed to show that ‘no red flag is too small’. Created by London-based agency?AMV BBDO, who partnered with?Pixel Artworks?and Collective Studios,?the campaign will run at the?Outernet?immersive space in Charing Cross Road on March 8th, International Women’s Day (#IWD2025). ?? Credit - Refuge. Links to the full news article about the installation, and Refuge's awareness of red flags survey, in the comments below ??

1 in 4 women in the UK will experience domestic violence within their lifetime. It’s a truly shocking stat, but one that so many woman know all too well. This makes this campaign SO important... Domestic abuse charity Refuge has unveiled a red flag installation at Outernet London to highlight the unseen, unrecognised and unreported forms of control and harm women face. The installation will run on International Women’s Day (March 8th), using the “trivialised” red flag symbol?as a signal of abusive traits to show that ‘no red flag is too small’. Refuge ambassador Olivia Colman put it best: “Abuse doesn’t always look the way we expect it to. It’s in the small moments, the quiet control, and the silent manipulations.” Such a powerful campaign, perfectly timed in line with International Women’s Day.???

Ahead of International Women's Day 2025, domestic abuse charity Refuge has set up an installation which reminds us that no red flag is too small ?? The powerful installation, created with AMV BBDO, will run for the whole of March 8th at Outernet London. Check out the full article on LBBonline - Little Black Book: https://bit.ly/41pzbKq #advertising #campaign #installation #internationalwomensday Refuge: Laura Burnell AMV BBDO: Nicholas Hulley, Nadja Lossgott, George Hackforth-Jones, Lauren Peters, Augustine Cerf, Mario Kerkstra, Anna Covell, Elana Murphy, Cristina Artiz, Emily Brydon, Raj Nathwani, Robyn D’Arcy, Megan Madden, Rebecca Scharf, Meg Everett, Nikki Worth, Al Payne