@the Bronx Museum
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w/Asad Pervaiz
We The People is an exhibition that centers the voices, stories, and creative expressions of the people who have too often been left out of the American narrative. As we approach the 250th anniversary of this nation, we ask: who gets to tell the story of America?
@The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry
The Blue Paradox is an immersive experience that seeks to move, engage, inspire action, and spark conversation around plastic and its impact on our oceans. With deeper knowledge and broader connection on the issue, The Blue Paradox is a step towards safeguarding our future, together.
@Pratt Institute
The Body As Tool is an installation that reimagines the body as our first ruler — a way of sizing, sensing, and creating through movement and intuition rather than fixed units. Through workshops and collective documentation, this installation explores how embodied measurement can reconnect us to physical space in a digital age.
w/Radical Media
The Living Portrait of NYC is an immersive experience created by New Yorkers for New Yorkers. The installation is a celebration of New Yorkers from all walks of life, putting their stories center stage through data, audio, live performance, an immersive film, and an interactive communal portrait.
w/Yura Kang & Khánh Lê
This identity for the 2026 Other Islands Book Fair at the Pratt Institute proposes a modular system as a reflection on collectivity, collaboration, and what it means to build community through continuous relational movement.
Out of Bounds is a book that examines the tensions between disability and sex by compiling stills from videos starring and/or produced by disabled people and posted to pornography platforms under the ‘disabled’ tag.
Just a Little Longer is an installation of dual poems which speak to each other through their form. The bed calls to its partner with the sweet temptation of sleep, tempting the viewer to enter its warm embrace.
w/ Radical Media
Oliver Stone’s career is a reflection of a deep dedication to chasing the lie of authority, greed, and global war-mongering, and Oliver Stone: Chasing the Light will be a cinematic, deep, and emotional film that lays out both his professional career and his personal beliefs. This book translates this vision into a cohesive visual narrative to communicate the film’s world and emotional arc to potential partners and funders.
An Ontology of Dust is an installation and research project that questions the archive’s ability to remember without material evidence, leveraging the liminal space between matter, absence, and dust to highlight the fragility of legacy.
w/Radical Media
Garcia, a full-length feature film documentary, will center around Jerry Garcia sharing his story, in his own words, comprehensively for the first time. Instead of a traditional release of a music documentary, the film will go on tour to venues across the country, and the merch and poster pay homage to this experience by creating unique mementos of this film.
Stay Awhile is a public type installation that looks to activate its context through poetics, urging visitors of Prospect Park to indulge in stillness by temporarily forgetting the rushed pace of urban life.
Drawing from the anthropophagic movement in Brazil, as well as research across history, critical theory, museology, and design, Anthropophagy in the Arkheion is a research project that explores how systems of knowledge can be consumed, appropriated, and transformed as a way to reimagine identity, memory, and authorship within and beyond the colonial archive.
@Pratt Institute
Pfizer Fridays is a public program that looks to build a bridge between the conversations, practices, and learning students undertake in their program (both in the Communication Design MFA and the Packaging Design MS) and larger professional practices outside of academia.