I was the first employee hired by David Small to work at his new company, Small Design Firm, in 2000. Barring some time off for a Masters Degree and a summer sabatical here and there I was a designer and producer there until 2009. We built commissioned interactives and artworks for museums, institutions, and corporations. Here are some examples of projects that I was in charge of.
A new installation that captures, collects, and displays people's personal pledges to help end the threat of genocide today. At the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washinton, DC.
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An interactive floor artwork at Monticello in Virginia. A playful exploration of Jefferson's words activated by footsteps.
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This sidewalk installation displays realtime genetic and biological data that is being collected in nearby labs.
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Touch based information panels and artworks located throughout the Irish College in Leuven, Belgium. Learn some Irish history, blokes.
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A crash test simulator to allow car show attendees to witness a test impact of a 2008 Accord. The station highlights all the advanced safety mechanisms that protect passengers and pedestrians.
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This enormous spiral of screens was developed for the Broad Institute in Cambridge. It consists of seventy-six LCD panels whose graphics are visible from both within the lobby and from the street.
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An animated and reactive book detailing the life and work of Alfred Nobel, inventor of dynomite and founder of the Nobel Prizes. In the permanent collection at the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo.
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A fifty foot long interactive table at the Winston Churchill Museum in London. Over five thousand personal letters, photos, and movies on display.
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