Critical Practices: People, Places, Particpation
Having spent most of my waking hours in South Hall, the oldest building on campus, it has had a huge influence on my Berkeley experience.
Riding the waves towards success
Helping Ricky de-stress and reflect on his life through physical and visual interactions
Reminding Abe to accomplish his GOAAAAAAAAL(s).
An interactive tip jar specially designed for Elaine at Tea Press with the fun of a Plinko game and the cute factor of dogs.
Giving Emily Rice some piss 'n' quiet.
An interactive monkey that can guide Maggie through her wanderings and explorations.
A hyperpersonal design of "Dana Ball", a combination of wrestling and basketball.
An installation to invite reflection on UC Berkeley's campus.
Looking through UC Berkeley
"Memorial to the Missing Fountains" returns life to the drought-dried Ludwig's fountain in UC Berkeley's central plaza.
reviving a Berkeley cornerstone
A flow disruptor and commentary on our society's decreasing privacy and security, even in transition spaces.
Communicating with a community in the ebbs of society.
A space for community sharing and keeping the dialogue surrounding Berkeley's homeless population and food waste alive.
