design inspiration

<n>UNFINISHED RITO #2</n> by <n>EWE Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Alejandro Ramírez Orozco</n>.

In his position as an invited guest of honor among young people, many of whom were people of color, he found it important to step down into service, honoring the ones that often receive the least honor among us. He stepped into the work without the awkwardness many adults bring to interactions with teenagers and without calling attention to himself. It was as if he had been practicing.

The Cogne quarry, from the series <n>The Shapes of Time</n> by <n>Ronan Guillou</n> for <n>Hermès</n>.

How to Take Church to Work: Reflections on Fitch's "Faithful Presence"

Digital graffiti typography for <n>XANDER ZHOU</n>'s Autumn/Winter 2023 and Pre-2024 collections.

A diagram of the Drake Equation by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

Model for <n>Playground equipment for Ala Moana Park, Hawai'i</n> by <n>Isamu Noguchi</n>, c. 1940. Photo by <n>Soichi Sunami</n>.

<n>Gyre</n> (2007), a screenprint by <n>Anna Hepler</n>.

The drawing <n>BioAlchemy</n> (2023) by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

We live in a country that radically devalues the young by devaluing those who work with them and by using our schools as profit centers and political pawns. I desperately need to spend a great deal of time among friends that turn this upside down by visibly honoring the young so that I can re-form my reality in my daily work.

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Castelgrande Entrance</n> in Switzerland by architect <n>Aurelio Galfetti</n>. Photo by <n>Simone Bossi</n>.

Digital design for <n>Yu Mei</n> by <n>1/1 Studio</n>, featuring photography by <n>Luke Hoban</n>.

<n>Forma</n>. From the <n>Numeroventi artist residency</n> in Florence, 2018.

A 2005 drawing titled <n>Dandelion</n> by the artist <n>Giovanni</n>.

<n>Passage de Vénus sur le soleil</n>, an illustration of the <n>1874 Transit of Venus</n> from <n>La Nature</n>.

<n>Phantom Black Hole</n> by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>, used as the cover for <n>Lars Bartkuhn</n>'s album.

<n>Niihama City, Ehime Prefecture</n> (2007) by photographer <n>Toshio Shibata</n>.