Patrick Larsen is an Emmy Award–winning production designer and creative director known for crafting bold visual experiences that blend artistry, narrative, and technical precision. His body of work spans theatre, opera, television, galleries, themed environments, and monumental live events.
He began his career shaping large-scale brand experiences with some of the world’s most prolific creative firms: Sr Designer at Imagination (2005–2007), VP, Design Director at Jack Morton Worldwide (2007–2011), and Chief Creative Officer at Pico Creative Arts (2012–2015). In 2015, he founded Studio Bound as a multidisciplinary creative studio specializing in stage design, scenography, character and costume design, multimedia, and immersive show concepts.
His portfolio includes projects for Warner Bros. World, Universal Studios Singapore, Shanghai Disney Resort, BBC (Wimbledon, Rio 2016), NBC Universal, Puy du Fou, and Singapore’s National Day Parade (2019). International credits include La Jolla Playhouse, Utah Festival Opera, The Skylight Opera, Strovolos Theatre (Cyprus), Resorts World Sentosa, and multiple collaborations with Franco Dragone; Land of Legends in Antalya, Steam Journey and Splendor in Wuxi, Amystika in Las Vegas, Souk Wonders and Terhal in Riyadh. He also collaborates extensively with Five Currents, contributing to the Expo 2020 Dubai opening/closing ceremonies and Bob Marley: Hope Road at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas.
Guided by a belief in the power of live experience to shape cultural meaning, Patrick approaches design as a balance of vision and execution—partnering with engineers, fabricators, and collaborators to transform ambitious concepts into reality. His work strives for simplicity, resonance, and accessibility, creating spaces that feel alive, emotionally charged, and unforgettable.
Patrick holds an MFA from the University of California, San Diego, and currently lives in Bali, Indonesia, with his wife and five boys.I’m
Emmy award - Education Nation
BDA Silver award- Piers Morgan Tonight
BDA gold award - CTV broadcast at 2010 Winter Olympics