Concerts and Shows
Theater and Dance
Immersive Art
Concept Design
Graphic Design
Music Festival Stage
Procreate + Photoshop
One of my first explorations of stage design for live music,
this project rethinks the stage as an anchor rather than a boundary.
Rather than concentrating performance in a single front facing moment, the design proposes a distributed model where music, light, and activation travel outward into the environment. A central lagoon becomes part of the performance field, hosting moving platforms, roaming performances, exclusive viewing parties, and temporary interventions that blur the boundary between stage, audience, and landscape.
Rather than concentrating performance in a single front facing moment, the design proposes a distributed model where music, light, and activation travel outward into the environment. A central lagoon becomes part of the performance field, hosting moving platforms, roaming performances, exclusive viewing parties, and temporary interventions that blur the boundary between stage, audience, and landscape.
Norse Theme Park Icon
Photoshop + Procreate + SketchUp
Concept exploration for a theme park icon inspired by Norse mythology. Developed through sketches, digital drawings, and early 3D studies, it focuses on the Well of Urd and the roots of Yggdrasil as a central narrative and visual system. The work explores shape language, symbolism, and myth to test how a single icon could anchor a park’s story and connect multiple themed lands.
The project investigates the Well of Urd and the unseen roots of Yggdrasil as a spatial and narrative system rather than a literal structure. Using the Web of Wyrd as a formal reference, the design experiments with woven root geometries, negative space, and vertical tension to express ideas of fate, time, and interconnection.
Darwin Parkchipelago
Photoshop + Procreate
This illustration proposes a speculative floating park in the River Thames, created for the 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin’s visit to the Galápagos Islands. Each island in the park functions as a walk-through environment that translates Darwin’s observations into spatial experiences using reconstructed landscapes, animatronic specimens, and narrative pathways.
Rather than recreating the Galápagos literally, the project reframes them as an experiential archive. Visitors learn through movement, comparison, and sequencing, mirroring how Darwin developed ideas through observation rather than certainty. Set within London, the project explores how scientific knowledge is shaped by context, travel, and interpretation, and how theory can be made legible through space.
Rather than recreating the Galápagos literally, the project reframes them as an experiential archive. Visitors learn through movement, comparison, and sequencing, mirroring how Darwin developed ideas through observation rather than certainty. Set within London, the project explores how scientific knowledge is shaped by context, travel, and interpretation, and how theory can be made legible through space.