You have the idea. We take it from concept to execution.
Direction, design, and code in one studio. We build it, install it, and run it live.
Lighting design and control system for LOOP, a new venue in Atlanta. Powered by Goat Farm, LOOP is a cultural hub in Georgia Tech's Creative Quarter that brings together art, research, technology, and community. Through exhibitions, performances, studios, and collaborative projects, LOOP creates space for experimentation, exchange, and new ideas.
Seed to cup coffee from Juan Medina, a consultant offering milling, sampling, and export services. Studio Studio worked alongside Juan on all of it: a new brand identity, packaging, and the software the company runs on.
An RSVP experience for the ELA and Synergy trade show, built on an interactive WebGL particle field. Behind it runs the event itself: an admin for the guest list, custom email sends, and RSVP tracking wired to hi.events.
Design consultants on Hope Hydration event stations, and on many projects since. Studio Studio comes in from the creative and design side, shaping how people find, use, and remember free access to water.
A kiosk installation built around a pledge system. Visitors make a commitment on screen and watch it join the room as light and motion across a set of freestanding pillars.
An interactive art installation that maps how far people traveled to the stadium and where they came from, running a sorting algorithm to trace each path. We built the custom control system for the LEDs and the website behind it.
An architectural LED lobby installation commissioned by JGN Architecture, fixture layout, pixel mapping, and content system.
A data-driven sculpture that translates live air quality readings into shifting pattern and color. Commissioned by tvsdesign for Spacelab, their experimental design lab and showroom in Atlanta, with Studio Studio leading design and creative direction, DASH on concept, and Arc Design on fabrication.
A public phone booth in Montgomery, Alabama that records residents' stories and publishes them at storybooth.us. Studio Studio led creative direction, experiential design, and UX/UI, in collaboration with Eric Rabinowitz and presented by Dashboard U.S. and Kress on Dexter. Featured in the New York Times' 36 Hours in Montgomery.
HBO and the American Red Cross took on a global blood shortage while launching the final season of Game of Thrones. At SXSW, donors moved through a projected world of bleeding characters to the Iron Throne, called up by name over RFID as a choir sang an original 27 minute piece in Valyrian. Donations rose 12 percent nationwide.
The 2014 NY/NJ Super Bowl Host Committee wanted arriving visitors to see what New York has to offer. Studio Studio shot screen-specific content, then edited, animated, and reformatted it for a bank of 15 foot LED screens, delivered in under three months.
An immersive, interactive LED installation for Dolby's San Francisco headquarters. Hundreds of individually addressable RGB cubes respond to presence and gesture, turning the lobby into a living wall of light and color.
A month-long digital art exhibition in Atlanta, founded by Studio Studio, that dissolves the boundary between artist and audience by way of an experimental livestream and emerging interfaces. From September 8 to October 6, participants interacted with the projects, performances, and broadcasts through a custom built suite of tools, influencing the final artworks as they were made.
A site-specific interactive LED commission for the Goat Farm Arts Center in Atlanta. The piece reads audience movement and answers with cascading patterns of light across a suspended grid of custom diffusion elements.
An interactive installation that captures visitors as looping GIFs and plays them back as a collective portrait of everyone who passed through. Featured in VICE.
A generative installation built on orbital motion, simple rules, compounding paths, no two moments the same. Made during the Artist in Residence program at Mana Contemporary, curated by Grace Franck.
Lighting design for The Principal, a Red Bull Studio installation shown at the end of year exhibition for NEW INC, the New Museum incubator. An installation about whiteout and disorientation, light used to take vision away rather than give it.
A guided pour-over timer — brewing as a paced sequence rather than a stopwatch and a guess.