Created interactive exhibitions for the AWSC’s shark museum in Provincetown. The exhibit composed of customized topographic sandbox, a shark jaw display system, shark anatomy kiosk, and a soundbox that simulate being underwater with sharks.
︎ Atlantic White Shark Conservancy Center
︎ Exhibition Design
︎ Provincetown, Massachusettes
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︎ Atlantic White Shark Conservancy Center
︎ Exhibition Design
︎ Provincetown, Massachusettes
Look What I Made is a quarterly event hosted by a Providence based artist-run maker space, AS220 Industries. It’s fundamentally an event that showcases a variety of thematic “show and tell” that invites community members to present projects and works in progress to the general public. I designed the brand identity and promotional materials while also working with team members to conceptualize and curate each show.
︎ Look What I Made
︎ Brand Identity
︎ Providence, Rhode Isalnd
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︎ Look What I Made
︎ Brand Identity
︎ Providence, Rhode Isalnd
Goldie Poblador’s Fertility Flowers is an interactive installation of glass, scent and film that uses mythology to address issues surrounding the fertility of women.
The design approach for Fertility Flowers is to create a vessel that can host the artist’s multi medium installation. I’ve created a singular vessel that could host all 3 elements (Glass, scent and film) to intersect and blend to allow the viewer to immerse and be close and personal to the artist’s multi-sensory installation. Poblador’s delicate glass sculptures informed the form of the vessel that suggest nature and femininity through the choice of material and form. It features a “video well” that aims to draw the viewer to look closely into the elaborate universe that Poblador has created.
︎ Fertility Flowers
︎ Exhibition Design
︎ 601 Artspace, New York City
The design approach for Fertility Flowers is to create a vessel that can host the artist’s multi medium installation. I’ve created a singular vessel that could host all 3 elements (Glass, scent and film) to intersect and blend to allow the viewer to immerse and be close and personal to the artist’s multi-sensory installation. Poblador’s delicate glass sculptures informed the form of the vessel that suggest nature and femininity through the choice of material and form. It features a “video well” that aims to draw the viewer to look closely into the elaborate universe that Poblador has created.
︎ Fertility Flowers
︎ Exhibition Design
︎ 601 Artspace, New York City
Fertility Flowers | Goldie Poblador |Video by Michelle Sui