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This project looks to reposition a mall as a beacon of activity for a city center and attract visitors from afar with a limited site-line.
.dotdoclab, ars futurelab, installation
The Santralistanbul Energy Museum is filled with so much character. Hidden amongst the pulleys, turbines, generators and fuses are an abundance of human expression. The following images are a selection of pareidolia examples taken from the museum and around Taksim.
.dotdoclab, photography
fashion, graphic design, identity
For fun, I revisited this project to create a new identity for the American Composers Orchestra and its member programs.
graphic design, identity
Started as a scent — infused throughout the DNA of its designs — and focused on form, Odeur wished to grow its presence within the fashion landscape while retaining its obscurity and provenance. Working with PM Per Westholm and graphic designer Robin Karlsson for this Hyper module, we were challenged to propose an online presence and digital strategy for the obscure Swedish high-end fashion brand Odeur.
app, art direction, fashion, hyper island, strategy, ux
processing
The following paper focuses on Glitch as a platform for technological creativity. It is part of a research outcome, which includes a documentary, Glitch — Everything and Nothing, co-produced with Simon Emberton.
documentary arts, writing
The following are a few proposed graphic treatments for a hotel property created during a freelance project.
graphic design
During the Hyper Island Final Project, our group, The United Kingdoms of the North, worked on creating rules for a soon-to-be-released ARG. We worked on in-browser interface, facebook integration, narrative video and puzzle concepts.
concept development, game design, hyper island, mobile, strategy, ux
For fun, I revisited a previous project and redesigned an identity for the Brooklyn AIDS Task Force. The logo recalls the map of Brooklyn, highlighting Flatbush Avenue and the organization's central location. In addition, enclosed is an annual report for which it was important to correlate the strength and vulnerability within the human body with the strength and the vulnerablity in the local community.
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