September–October 2016, Condé Nast Gallery, 1 World Trade Center, New York
Role: design partner, creative lead
Scope: exhibition identity, visual system, environmental graphics, promotional materials

Developed the exhibition identity and visual system, drawing inspiration from New York’s Pop Art heritage and the bold visual language of Broadway marquee signs. The design used vibrant color, expressive typography, and large-scale graphics to create an immersive environment that reflected the exhibition’s themes of self-expression and cultural influence.
The resulting identity created a distinctive visual presence for the exhibition and connected its diverse themes through a cohesive graphic language. The immersive show engaged thousands of visitors and generated more than 18 million media impressions, sparking conversation about the role of brands in shaping identity and culture.
SEGD Global Design Awards 2018
Merit Award, Exhibition Design












