Work
sensate: bodies and design
Page 01San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 2009 Design / Fabrication: S/U/M
Page 02Embedded within the entry wall of Sensate: Bodies and Design, this installation occupied a liminal space between signage and surface. The low-relief typography swells outward, reading alternately as word, texture, or topography depending on one’s vantage.
Page 03The wall itself became sensate: a body-like surface responding to light and shadow, legible only through movement. Iterations in the modeling and milling process fine-tuned this oscillation between content and abstraction, typography and terrain.
Page 04In the context of Sensate: Bodies and Design—an exhibition exploring the mutable boundary between body and object—the installation literalized this entanglement, turning the act of reading into a tactile encounter.
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Page 06Project Credits
Design / Fabrication: S/U/M
Embedded within the entry wall of Sensate: Bodies and Design, this installation occupied a liminal space between signage and surface. The low-relief typography swells outward, reading alternately as word, texture, or topography depending on one’s vantage.
In the context of Sensate: Bodies and Design—an exhibition exploring the mutable boundary between body and object—the installation literalized this entanglement, turning the act of reading into a tactile encounter.