GGS Productions

Behind the scenes of our work on the audiovisual production for “Black Ancient Futures (BAF)” at MAAT – Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology, Lisbon.

Ggs Productions was responsible for the audiovisual elements of the exhibition — contributing to its immersive atmosphere and dialogue between sound, movement, and technology.

Curated by Camila Maissune and João Pinharanda, Black Ancient Futures brought together artists from across the African diaspora to imagine alternative futures and challenge dominant cultural narratives.

📍 MAAT, Lisbon
🗓️ September 2024 – March 2025

March 2020. Museu Berardo. Julian Opie.
Just before the world changed, we had the chance to dive into Julian Opie’s universe — bold, minimal, instantly recognizable.
We were at CCB, surrounded by light, lines, and the quiet hum of production energy.
Looking back, it feels like a different lifetime — but the creativity, the people, and that moment of stillness before the storm still resonate deeply.

Grateful for this one.

William Klein - o mundo inteiro é um palco.
As long-time admirers of his work, we couldn’t be more proud of having had the opportunity to contribute to this project.

William Klein revolutionized photography with his bold, vibrant style. His ability to capture the chaos of urban life, the energy of the streets, and the raw human emotion set him apart as one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century.

Every image he created told a story—each frame a testament to his fearless approach to art. From his groundbreaking fashion work to his raw street photography, his legacy continues to inspire us. It was a true honor to bring a piece of his vision to life in our own way through this project.

Setting up at PNA

We love when we have steel!