“Colors of Commerce” was a research-based curatorial concept and exhibition at FICTILIS in Seattle which focused on the colors of shipping containers at the Seattle port. We produced an infographic explaining why shipping containers are the colors they are, and why they tend to be arranged in certain groupings, a swatchbook with 20 of the [...]
“10.-22.-38 Astoria” is a collaborative print installation that transforms a space into a floor-to-ceiling print exhibition and temporary copy shop. (The name comes from the first xerographic print ever made – with permission by the Xerox corporation.) The concept was first presented at FICTILIS in November 2012. A suspended wire system was used to hang [...]
This mural was created in collaboration with Aimee Cameron for the Media Gateway room of the recently-completed North Quad at the University of Michigan. The basic idea of the mural was to view graffiti, or drawing/writing on walls, as an ancient (yet still totally contemporary) technology that compliments (or contrasts with) all the new technological [...]
an experiment in collaborative living exploring the boundaries between public/private space
domain name redistribution service based on lexicographic research on English “prefabrications”
all-occasion, non-traditonal, brutally honest, highly recycled, limited edition greetings cards
No political boundaries. No promo for your friend’s indie band. Just the lakes.
a series of videos shot in Maharashtra, India about the relationship between subject/camera
a set of instructions for site-specific percussive events using a shared improvisational language of hand signals
an original rock opera reworking of the Icarus/Daedalus myth
