An intimate exploration into the art of living and dying, guided by funeral creative director Ruby Cohen Love. Through art and design, we create ceremonies and experiences that challenge how society approaches mortality.

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A funeral is any action, intention, moment, or ceremony that honours someone who has died and provides catharsis for those who live. Our work spans three realms: conscious living through death awareness, meaningful ceremonies at life's end, and thoughtful aftercare for those who remain—because death ends a life, but not a relationship.

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Just as Greek tragedy originated from funeral rites, we're bringing theatre and art back to our ceremonies, transforming both life and loss into intentional acts of beauty.
 

Our bespoke funeral services build upon each other, allowing for a deeply personalized journey:

 

Essential Mortality | Beginning at £10,000
The foundation of our artistic approach to farewells. Includes:
• Ceremony design and creative direction
• Custom music selection and sound design
• Artistic documentation
• Venue transformation
• Personal consultation and planning
• Three months of death coaching sessions
• Basic aftercare package for loved ones

 

Legacy Curator | Beginning at £25,000

Enhances your ceremony with commissioned pieces and deeper artistic elements. Includes all Essential Mortality features, plus:
• Commissioned art pieces
• Exhibition design
• Performance elements
• Legacy object curation
• Six months of death coaching sessions
• Extended aftercare program with seasonal remembrances

 

Immortal Portfolio | Beginning at £50,000
Creates an enduring artistic legacy that lives beyond the ceremony. Includes all Legacy Curator features, plus:
• Site-specific installations
• Permanent legacy pieces (books, scents, holograms)
• Cultural programming
• Long-term legacy planning
• Unlimited death coaching sessions
• Comprehensive aftercare program with bespoke tributes

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We believe in returning beauty, art, and theatricality to our rituals. Young people don't have the resources or inclination to think about death, so funerals don't get planned. We spend a lifetime trying to be individual but then in death we are all the same - wear black, church or funeral home. Do you really want this to be your funeral?

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Each journey is individually orchestrated, honoring the delicate interplay between fear and possibility, memory and intention, the ephemeral and eternal.

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This service is currently in development.

Join our waiting list to be notified when spaces become available.