SCULPTURAL AUDIO
Visualizing music through photography and paper folding. The images shown here were created using a wet paper folding technique, set overnight to dry in abstract forms, and then arranged and photographed.
The song depicted is my own, called “It’s a Secret.” The foundation of the song revolves around a kalimba pattern that I played, manipulated, and layered with washed out, rising synth passages. The smooth, sloping forms of the paper draw attention to the music’s high dynamic range. The translucent parts of the image are evocative of the tracks lush, layered percussion.
Date: 2019
Client: Self
Class: Graduate Form II
Instructor: Tom Wedell
Visualizing music through photography and paper folding. The images shown here were created using a wet paper folding technique, set overnight to dry in abstract forms, and then arranged and photographed.
The song depicted is my own, called “It’s a Secret.” The foundation of the song revolves around a kalimba pattern that I played, manipulated, and layered with washed out, rising synth passages. The smooth, sloping forms of the paper draw attention to the music’s high dynamic range. The translucent parts of the image are evocative of the tracks lush, layered percussion.
Date: 2019
Client: Self
Class: Graduate Form II
Instructor: Tom Wedell
︎Photography
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KINESTHETIC
(Who am I?) As part of my Graduate Studio I class at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), each student was asked to contributed a 16-page signature in response to this question, which began with a series of tasks as a way to set off the path of exploring, responding, and collecting in and around Providence, RI.
The spreads shown to the right depict my personal kinesthetic and psychological experiences as I explore the space around Providence and carry out ritualistic daily athletic movements—biking, ping pong, tennis, and soccer. The photography arrangement is inspired by that of a musical passage or score, the score of my kinesthetic seasons.
Date: 2019
Client: Self
Class: Graduate Studio I (RISD)
Instructor: Paul Soulellis, B.Arch
(Who am I?) As part of my Graduate Studio I class at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), each student was asked to contributed a 16-page signature in response to this question, which began with a series of tasks as a way to set off the path of exploring, responding, and collecting in and around Providence, RI.
The spreads shown to the right depict my personal kinesthetic and psychological experiences as I explore the space around Providence and carry out ritualistic daily athletic movements—biking, ping pong, tennis, and soccer. The photography arrangement is inspired by that of a musical passage or score, the score of my kinesthetic seasons.
Date: 2019
Client: Self
Class: Graduate Studio I (RISD)
Instructor: Paul Soulellis, B.Arch
︎Editorial design, Photography, Print
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SERIES A
A study of gesture and human movement through stroboscopic photography.
Date: 2019
Client: Self
Class: Graduate Form II (RISD)
Instructor: Keetra Dixon
A study of gesture and human movement through stroboscopic photography.
Date: 2019
Client: Self
Class: Graduate Form II (RISD)
Instructor: Keetra Dixon
︎Photography
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NATURE’S EGG
Nature’s Egg is my short-film response to the class prompt: “How do you make the perfect hardboiled egg?”
Date: 2019
Client: Self
Class: Design Studio (RISD)
Instructor: Tom Wedell
Sound: Olafur Arnalds — unfold
Nature’s Egg is my short-film response to the class prompt: “How do you make the perfect hardboiled egg?”
Date: 2019
Client: Self
Class: Design Studio (RISD)
Instructor: Tom Wedell
Sound: Olafur Arnalds — unfold
︎Direction, Videography, Sound Editing