Systems Design
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Exploring QR codes as artistic medium
Concocted early interactive QR experiences, evolved into other data-encoded art
I began experimenting with painted QR codes in 2011—years before they were common—to explore how far they could be stretched as visual objects and as interactive triggers. What started as a curiosity-driven art experiment became Depiction, a pair of neighborhood-scale interactive installations, then grew into STEAM-focused art and sound installations and an artist residency.
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Reviving 17 years of museum’s digital history
Created an exploratory archive that mirrors wandering the museum itself
I transformed Elsewhere Museum’s scattered 17-year archive into an intuitive system of exploration—letting visitors rediscover past installations through a digital experience that mimicked exploring the museum itself, but with time travel. The archive system remains today as a living proof of concept.
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Crafting a flexible web presence
Designed a digital hub that made a nomadic arts nonprofit find its voice—and its donors
Pop Box Gallery needed a website as adaptable as its constantly shifting exhibits and events. I built a site that organized their programming into a clear, easy-to-manage system that kept artists and audiences at the center. The site quickly became their core outreach tool, helping them grow their community and strengthen donor support.
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Restoring digital foundation and shaping its redesign
Rescued a crumbling WordPress site and rebuilt a stable platform poised for a visual design reset
Elsewhere Museum’s website was collapsing under outdated plugins, broken content, and years of design drift. I recovered data and rebuilt on Squarespace with clearer structure, visual coherence, and long-term maintainability. The result became the museum’s dependable digital backbone for communication, programming, and outreach, although further visual design development paused due to leadership changes.
