The Creators of Immersive Arts and Interactive Experiences DROPSTUFF MEDIA is a pioneer in media design and creates immersive and interactive public experiences. DROPSTUFF conceives, realizes and presents both autonomously and on commission.DROPSTUFF MEDIA is a specialist in the development of media installations and exhibitions in public spaces, in inner cities, at festivals, for museums, cultural organizations and during various events. We depict messages and stories for broad audiences by connecting new techniques to substantive stories and exciting experience concepts. Active participation and audience reach are the keywords in many of our productions. We have experience with the use of artificial intelligence, motion detection and virtual and augmented reality techniques in public experiences.

In 2004 René initiated Pleinmuseum Foundation. Pleinmuseum Foundation holds the intellectual and artistic property of the projects that are realized in collaboration with DROPSTUFF MEDIA. The board of the foundation supports the projects with advise and back up.The foundation is also official owner of DROPSTUFF's educational program: differentiated workshops voor high schools (13-17 years)highlights:DROPSTUFF MEDIA:-The Water Arch, SXSW 2023 Creative Industries Expo-Kermis op de Basis, Experience at Vliegbasis Soesterberg, 2021-De Gooische Moordenaar, Cultural Heritage Festival Gooi and Vecht 2021-Winner NICE Award 2019 for The Fair Grounds, by e-c-c-e, European Centre for Creative Economy-De Koude Kermis / The Fair Grounds, Carnaval des Moutons, ZOET!, Tijdreizigers 2018-The Fair Grounds, La Biennale di Venezia 2017-VR_MEER, Mauritshuis, 2016-360 tropic degrees, Royal Palace Soestdijk, 2016-#BigArtRide VR-tour through Europe 2016-THE BRIDGE Netherlands -Sweden 2014-THE BRIDGE, La Biennale di Venezia 2013-La Biennale di Venezia 2009 and 2011, Collateral Event-Show Off Paris, 2011, 2012-Lowlands Festival 2009 t/m 2011, 2015 t/m 2018-PICNIC 2011, 2012-STRP 2010, 2011, 2013Pleinmuseum:-La Biennale di Venezia 2008, Collateral Event British pavilion-Nuit Blanche, Paris, 2008-Tour in The Netherlands and Antwerp (BE) 2005-06-Lowlands Festival 2006

René van Engelenburg (b. 1977) designs 'public projects': installations and performances in public spaces and temporary architectural objects based on modern museological principles. His projects aim to create an overall experience in which the exhibition or presentation is viewed as a pre-eminently communicative act. Through calculated interventions in existing spaces and situations, he injects new impulses into jaded conventions: commonplaces and everyday objects and routines that normally pass by unremarked and unnoticed take on a different aspect, become intensified or are given a new life. Van Engelenburg's work is multidisciplinary: he straddles the boundaries between visual art, architecture and design; his role is comparable to that of an art director or producer. Functionality is an important basic principle in his projects, and yet the work is ultimately a purely autonomous statement.

Hilversum is één van de vijf hotspots voor media in Europa: een bruisend ecosysteem voor creatieve, digitale makers. Dat blijft nog vaak buiten het zicht van onze inwoners én het grote publiek. Daar komt verandering in: het Mediaplein in het centrum van Hilversum brengt media naar je toe. Verbindt en verbeeldt mensen en hun verhalen, de makers en het grote publiek.