A website that echoes an art fair’s contemplative pace, drawing design inspiration from vintage train schedules to evoke themes of arrival, departure, and rhythm.

A website and mark for an architecture studio specializing in modern architectural approaches tailored to African environments.

In the utopian view of the internet, open source enables the free flow of knowledge, remixing, and redistribution, an idea I am entranced by and see within the nature of the basic and un-restricted portable document format (PDF), a familiar child of computing.

Designing EP covers and a social media campaign of a dream state for an international pop artist.

A book of responsive writings, drawings, and contemplations on screenwriting, aleatory, and choose-your-own-adventure games from the early internet era.

A document that gives form to moments of conflict represented in the audio documentation of the International Design Conference in Aspen in 1970.

A story of The Lamb who finds itself lost and disoriented in a space that is at once familiar and terrifying.