Collabs
Machineeezineee Open Call
Created an organic social campaign for “MZ01: The Body and The Machine,” combining writing, animation, and design to promote an intentionally unconventional open call. The project reached artists and writers internationally, resulting in a diverse body of submissions and helping establish a growing creative community.
Ghost Image Newspaper
Developed a newspaper-format exhibition supplement for “Ghost Image”, expanding the show through interviews, illustrations, and narrative ephemera. The publication was both a guide and keepsake, extending the exhibition’s atmosphere and encouraging audiences to engage with the work beyond the opening.
MAD Soireé
Designed a multi-platform campaign for the Midtown Kingston Arts District’s annual fundraiser, extending across print, web, social media, and environmental graphics. The event served as the kickoff to MAD’s year-end campaign, helping drive donations, promote an online auction, and build support for the organization’s expanding arts programs and community initiatives.
Knowledges at Mt. Wilson Observatory
Developed the identity and printed materials for a weekend-long exhibition that brought together more than thirty artists at the historic Mount Wilson Observatory. The branding and event guide helped orient visitors across a complex site, supported fundraising efforts, and provided a cohesive framework for performances, screenings, installations, and public programs.
Kingston Gallery Guide
Developed a cohesive print and digital campaign that made Kingston’s galleries and creative spaces more visible and accessible. The guide connected residents and visitors with local exhibitions, strengthened participation in monthly arts events, and provided a unified platform for promoting Midtown Kingston’s growing arts community.
VDSQ
Created posters and limited-edition apparel that gave VDSQ a consistent visual presence across releases and events.
Ballard Blocks
Created a scalable wayfinding and graphics program that increased legibility and orientation across multiple levels of the development. The system introduced a distinctive visual language that strengthened the identity of Ballard Blocks and enhanced the experience for residents, shoppers, and visitors.
Why Theory: MFA Catalog
Conceived and designed an alternative MFA catalog that shifted the focus from documentation to discourse, transforming the publication into a collaborative platform for writing, research, and artistic practice. Developed a flexible editorial and visual framework that unified diverse contributions from students and faculty, capturing the intellectual culture of the program and extending the exhibition experience beyond the gallery.