Set design studio Stufish has created a piano that projects lasers beams over the audience at British rapper Dave’s concert in London .

The set for The Boy Who Played the Harp tour, which came to London’s O2 Arena last weekend, was organised around a central diamond-shaped platform on a backdrop of movable digital screens.

Stufish , in collaboration with creative director Matt Askem and lighting designer Tim Routledge, set out to create a narrative that aligned with Dave’s latest album, in particular its biblical references to the story of David, with the creative use of lighting and visuals.

Stufish has created a set for Dave’s The Boy Who Played the Harp tour

“In the end, I think we ended up with a very strong design and narrative for his show, which then evolved around The Boy Who Played the Harp,” design director Ray Winkler told Dezeen.

“That was a really good hook for us,” he continued.

“The harp is a very strong biblical reference and so we started iterating different ideas around the harp…