 Design + Behavior

An illustration by <n>Jun Han Chin</n> about changing perspective.

What is a digital garden?
A concept for a different kind of blogging. Encouraging the creation of ideas and germinating them over time rather than only concentrating on fully formulated articles.

"TAQUERÍA GABRIEL" Panamá Studio, 2019, Mexico City. 🇲🇽 — Are.na

Signing and identity desaigns for the ArtEZ Arnhem Finals 2019, 🔮🔮🔮 with @publicationstudiorotterdam and @wietskeflederus — Are.na

Or Collective | Rent. Wear. Rotate. | The baby and toddler rental subscription that puts a focus on style and sustainability.

"We can begin by doing small things at the local level, like planting community gardens or looking out for our neighbors. That is how change takes place in living systems: not from above but from within, from many local actions occurring simultaneously."


— Grace Lee Boggs

<n>Wallpiece</n> (2005), a <n>conceptual</n> installation by artist <n>Robert Barry</n>.

An illustration of a concept by author <n>Dr. Joe Dispenza</n>.

A low-clearance bridge warning sign in Griffin, Georgia, photographed by <n>bgentry</n> in 2009.

<n>Ideally This Corner Would Embrace You Warmly</n>, a 2018 installation by artist <n>Laure Prouvost</n>.

<n>Mercedes-Benz Package Goods</n> designed by <n>Narae Kim</n>, 2021.

The <n>Brent Cross Town wayfinding system</n> in London, designed by <n>Fieldwork Facility</n>. Photo by <n>Ed Park</n>.

Presentation slides for "<n>Designing with Care in Healthcare</n>," a talk by designer <n>Kookie Santos</n>.

“You never change things by fighting existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” - Buckminster Fuller