‘World Wide Storefront’

Brand Identity, Digital Design

Identity and website for an exhibition presented by the Storefront for Art and Architecture that features 10 experimental cultural works located around the globe.

The WWSf website is the primary platform for experiencing the exhibition.

The WWSf website is the primary platform for experiencing the exhibition.

The site plots the projects on a map of the world.

The site plots the projects on a map of the world.

360-degree view of a project site.

360-degree view of a project site.

The project page features a blog by the participant, video, 360-degree view and curated Soundcloud playlist.

The project page features a blog by the participant, video, 360-degree view and curated Soundcloud playlist.

A fluid extension of the identity and exhibition, the WWSf website presents a map of the world, with each project represented by a pin icon.

Learn more about the project

Exhibition handout printed on newsprint.

Exhibition handout printed on newsprint.

The handout folds out into a poster.

The handout folds out into a poster.

The website is accessible via iPads in the gallery. Photo by Miguel de Guzmán.

The website is accessible via iPads in the gallery. Photo by Miguel de Guzmán.

Plexiglas stencils to be used by participants for spray-painting the identity on shipping boxes.

Plexiglas stencils to be used by participants for spray-painting the identity on shipping boxes.

The identity is applied to packing tape and stencils to disperse the graphics around the world.

The identity is applied to packing tape and stencils to disperse the graphics around the world.

‘Closed Worlds’

Film & Motion Graphics, Exhibition Design

Exhibition design and graphics for a show about closed systems at the Storefront for Art and Architecture, complete with its own custom typeface.

‘World Wide Storefront’