Vancouver. Los Angeles. New York.  Paris. Dubai. Mumbai.

Daryl Visscher + Angela Hartwick are a creative team who live and work all over the world.

We Are Global 

Our years of living in New York, Paris, the Middle East, South Asia, and the vast Canadian wilderness along with our fascination with the transformative power of technology have created a world view we can't help but share.

We design and direct campaigns and branded partnerships, documentaries, education initiatives and lecture series for some of the world's leading brands. 

Our work layers traditional cultures, themes, and expression with transformative change. We create stories that reflect the complexities of a dynamic world.

Our work has been featured in publications such as Vanity Fair, The New York Times, The New Yorker, Condé Nast Traveler, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Time Magazine, has screened at the Royal Ontario Museum and aired on PBS.

Our distinctive work style has won commercial commissions from around the globe, working in more than 50 countries for diverse clients including Bloomberg Philanthropies, Rockefeller Philanthropies, National Geographic, Facebook, Christie’s, Volkswagen, Dropbox, MTV, and the UN World Food Programme, as well as a host of international airlines and national tourism boards. We wrote and directed a series of 24 short films for the global launch of World Expo 2020. We’ve created global CSR campaigns for multinationals such as Nestlé, General Electric, PepsiCo. 

Our involvement in the arts has led to collaborations with Harvard University and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA).

We are endlessly inspired by the diversity, beauty and strength we have witnessed all over the world.

We Are Local

Our years working as specialists in CSR and Sustainability Reporting led us to focus on sustainable change from both commercial and personal standpoints.

In 2008, we bought remote ranch land in British Columbia and built a log cabin and the beginnings of a modern, off-grid, sustainable homestead. Our experiences on the land, with the Indigenous people, and with our tiny off-grid community have created more opportunities than we could have imagined.

Off-grid technology, connectivity and innovation have allowed us to create hyper-local headquarters with a truly global reach.