My project “Hispanic U.S.” was part of a small exhibit at the public space next to the Schmidt Gallery at FAU. Here’s the exhibit statement. In 2015, digital media artist and scholar Sharon Daniel visited FAU and launched an interdisciplinary working group of faculty and students from the College of Arts and Letters interested in […]
Last October I traveled to Cincinnati, Ohio to the Mid America College Art Association Conference held at the University of Cincinnati. I was part of the panel “Polymodal Sites: Graphic Design in the Expanded Field”. The session was chaired by designer Silas Munro. I presented a paper titled Towards Collaborative and Interdisciplinary Research and Teaching in Graphic Design. Also […]
Data is a vehicle for communication. The transformation of data into visual representations is a process that lends itself to answer questions, reveal patterns, create meaning and tell stories. This computer application programmed using Processing*, visualizes a dataset containing the geographic location of cities and towns in the United States. The program runs alphabetically through […]
Visualization of density in Florida.
A little overdue, here are some thoughts on last year’s TypeCon in Denver on August 12-15. This is the first time I’ve attended an academic conference to present my work. I was invited as a presenter in the Education Forum that took place before the official start of the conference. I gave a talk based on my Typographic Design Lab […]
21 Memorials to Vincent A. “Buddy” Cianci Jr. Collaboration with Sara Emmenecker and Anya Ventura Vincent A. “Buddy” Cianci Jr. is the longest serving mayor in the history of Providence. He is credited with spearheading the pivotal Providence Renaissance, yet his mayoral tenure abruptly ended in 2002 when he was sentenced to four years in […]
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HTML, CSS, Javascript Collaboration with Jeffrey Waldman This project is a collection of people’s perceptions of Providence. We asked college students at RISD and Brown University to represent their perception of Providence by any means. We gave them a blank sheet of paper, collected their responses, categorized and published them in a website. The site […]
Fall 2010 7.5″ x 10.5″, 56 p. This book includes articles by El Lissitzky, Jan Tschichold, Max Bill and Virginia Smith and is illustrated with images of typography in architecture. Formally the book explores the idea of breaking the text box with geometric forms in conversation with the images.
Spring 2012 4″ x 5.5″, 28 p. I wrote and designed this book inspired by three moments of many where I found something or someone from Colombia while living in Rhode Island. The book resembles a passport in size and proportion. The illustrations for the booklet are meant to be stamped into the book echoing […]
