About

Lucy McCullough is a multidisciplinary narrative designer and interpreter working across scenography, exhibition, installation, and graphic design. She holds a BA in Design for Performance from NIDA and an MA in Narrative Environments from Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London.

Her practice is rooted in storytelling—collaborating with museums, galleries, cultural institutions, theatre companies, and film productions to craft immersive, interactive, and experiential environments. Alongside commissioned work, Lucy develops independent installation projects that investigate place-based storytelling and speculative futures.

Bridging interpretive strategy with creative design, Lucy is particularly interested in early-stage concept development for narrative-led experiences. Her work frequently engages with co-design and participatory methods, seeking to amplify diverse voices and foster more inclusive cultural narratives.

She draws inspiration from history, mythology, and imagined futures—exploring how shared stories shape our understanding of place, identity, and possibility.