There is a harmony, a symbiosis, between my work as a composer and designer and my need to share these talents with others. I believe that a productive society depends on the cultivation of the arts.
My experiences as a graphic & web designer for the National Science Foundation, The American Institute of Architects and The University of North Carolina, as an educator for Columbia College Chicago, and my work with diverse cultural institutions and artists, demonstrate my commitment to this belief.
With this holistic approach, I am equally at ease in the studio, the classroom, and the board room.
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Client: Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University
Worked with a small team of developers to create a multi-author blog that supports the museums's mission: to foster the understanding and appreciation of the visual arts by providing direct experiences with original works of art supported by a range of exhibitions, programs and publications for the university and the broader community.
Responsible for graphic design, information architecture, interaction/interface design, and WordPress theme customization and integration.
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Project: Hibernacula Pt. I
Continuing work on our Pollinators benefit project, this next piece is dedicated to the bats.
Bats are disappearing by the tens of thousands because of a disease called ‘White Nose Syndrome’. Scientists are unsure what is causing this disease. From an anthropocentric view, humans need bats to control insect populations and to pollinate the food we eat. Even more important, however, is the fact that these mammals deserve a healthy life span. They contribute a rhythmic, beautiful grace to our delicate ecosystem.
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