MIT List Visual Arts center celebrated its 40th Anniversary with a branded campaign and event series inspired by the museum’s many artists, exhibitions, and publications over the last four decades. The system pulls references from the building’s architecture [I.M. Pei], installations [Kenneth Noland, Richard Fleischner, and Scott Burton], and original typographic design systems [Jaqueline Casey].

Brand identity for Arttvis, a NYC based 3D design and rendering studio.  The blurred mark references the rendering process and bringing a client’s vision into focus.

Brand Identity for a multi-use real estate development bridging the city of Bronzeville to Lake Michigan. Working with a local brand strategist, the identity was inspired by the history of the neighborhood and the community there today.

8-day evening pop-up cafe and event series in Boston City Hall. Winner of Boston’s Night Life Economy “Wake Up the Night Grant,” Night Cap brought together 25 local artists and businesses, 16 local DJs, 12 performers, and 800+ guests. Featured in The Boston Globe. Learn more here.

In-house creative director and brand designer for a commercial lab building outside of Washington DC. The brand partnered with Wim van Egmond, a Dutch micro-photographer, to lead a marketing campaign centered around the art of science.  As marketing lead, MM introduced the product to market, directed a film, developed an interactive marketing center, art directed 3D artists, designed wayfinding, produced events for high end clients, and managed an annual marketing budget over $1M. Learn more here.

Converted a 10’x18’ empty retail space space into a sound proof pop up community radio station and event space spotlighting local artists, performers, businesses, and voices. Running from November 22 to December 20, 2025, the space featured pocket raves, art swaps, open mics, breathwork classes, daily meditation, intimate drawing sessions, and a series of broadcasted conversations. Read more here.

MM’s art practice, prodigal.studio, explores light as a material and time as a collaborator. Often balancing irony with sentimentality, the constructs are reflections on impermanence and the human condition.