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Reclaiming the Los Angeles River Through Temporary Spatial Installation. The Los Angeles River runs 51 miles through LA. Bordered and contained by concrete channels, the river sits underutilized and full of potential. By installing temporary spatial experiences along the river bank, the lost space becomes a hub for recreation, exploration, and play. Built out of reclaimed railroad ties, and residential wood telephone poles, the stair like form invites visitors to engage with the Los Angeles river in an unexpected way. Organic platforms with green netting, bring a natural essence back to the concrete riverbank.Some images may be cropped. Click on an image to see the full image without cropping.
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Polaroid Temporary Tattoo Printer Concept. Designed to fit into the Polaroid brand values of nostalgia, tactile experiences, and human connect; the Polaroid Skin Print. A temporary tattoo printer which prints directly onto skin, bringing people together in a fun and expressive way.
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Striae Steel frame Nylon Shade 10 x 10 x 12 in An exploration in light, Striae reveals how fabric reacts to being stretched and layered. With a metal welded interior structure and a sewn mesh cover, the light peeks through the unique forms created from the interactions between soft and rigid.
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BFA Product Design
Raised in Montana and shaped by the outdoors, my background in environmental conservation,
AmeriCorps service at my local art museum, and work with Vogue and Sotheby’s Institute
of Art inform a design practice rooted in sustainability, education, and community
engagement. With my educational background in architecture, art history, and product
design, I pursue projects that harmonize with nature, spark creativity, and serve
my community.
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