Interactive Experiences

Interactive experiences invite people to engage with information through movement, participation, and embodied interaction. Rather than treating communication as something to be viewed, these projects explore how stories, data, and community knowledge can be encountered through visual, spatial, and digital experiences.

My work examines how interaction can transform information into experience. Whether through installations, exhibitions, augmented reality, creative coding, or digital interfaces, these projects consider how participation, movement, and responsive systems create new ways of learning, exploring, and engaging with visual communication.

Methods of Interaction

Projects draw from a range of media and technologies depending on the goals of the work. These may video projection, augmented reality, data visualizations, interactive interfaces, motion design, creative coding, sensors, web platforms, mobile applications, and other interactive systems that connect physical and digital experiences.

Visualizing Our Story: An Interactive Exhibition of LGBTQ Oral Histories

Mapping Communication Design Research Trends Through Data Visualization

Creating mixed realities and designing for the “physdigital” experience in graphic design

Now & Next Exhibition showcases typographic futures with augmented reality (AR) and immersive, interactive experiences

Creative Code as a Medium for Making: Typographic installations

ART CAST is a Collaborative, Interdisciplinary Studio that Reflects on Community and Connection in the Arts during this global pandemic

Designers and Dancers Collaborate to combine Motion Graphics with Live Performance

Mixed Realities as Design Intervention for Communities: Blending Digital and Physical Experiences

Designing Mobile Applications that add to Greenville’s sense of place: How can mobile applications engage community?

Visual Expression & Motion Design: Music, Time, and Space

Motion Design in the Context of Place, a new publication in the book, The Theory & Practice of Motion Design Critical Perspectives and Professional Practice

After School Special: A Collaborative Documentary Project featuring Sequoya Middle School

The Role of Technology in Stations: Research Prepared for Presentation at Design Inquiry

Downtown Memphis Commission exhibits South Main Design Challenge work this Friday, April 26

Showing Signs of Change: Community Development Project emerges in Atlanta Neighborhoods

Video Installation Work for Exhibition Passione Italiana to Premier March 24th at MODA (Museum of Design Atlanta)

Desiging a mobile app to improve connection between workspaces in the School of Art & Design

Analyzing Activity and Movement in the Workplace to Design a Mural