United Drive Saturdays
A drone show above the forecourt for United Drive Saturdays, the community gathering hosted at the premium showroom in Voluntari. The sequence was written for the audience below: the United Drive logo, a handshake, a speedometer sweeping to its red line, and a car key turning in the sky over a lineup of guests’ cars.
Militari Shopping City
A drone show over Militari Shopping City in Bucharest, flown for the centre’s visitors and for the neighbourhood around it. A retail location sets its own constraints — buildings, car parks and a lit city behind the show — so the choreography was kept bold enough to read against all of it.
30 year anniversary Mastercard
A drone show for Mastercard’s 30-year anniversary. Corporate work of this kind is exacting about identity: the brand’s marks have to be recognisable in the air, held steady long enough to be photographed, and nothing else in the programme can be allowed to compete with them.
Damen Corporate
A corporate drone show for Damen in Galați, flown over the Danube city where the group’s yard is based. The programme was built around the company’s own identity, for an audience of its people rather than a ticketed crowd.
SIFI GROUP
A corporate drone show for SIFI GROUP. The brief for work like this is narrow and unforgiving — the company’s mark, its colours, a message, and nothing that distracts from them — which makes the choreography an exercise in restraint rather than spectacle.
Custom Cars Society
A drone show for Custom Cars Society in July 2026, flown over a gathering of built and modified cars. The audience at a meet like this looks at detail for the love of it — so the figures were drawn from the cars themselves rather than from a generic programme.
Zitec
A corporate drone show for Zitec in June 2026. A software company is an unusually literate audience for this kind of work: they know that what they are watching is a coordination problem being solved in the air, and they tend to ask how.
Savcom Aniversare
An anniversary show for Savcom in May 2026. A company anniversary has an audience that already knows the story — employees, partners, families — so the programme was written for people who would recognise what they were looking at.