LAVA Amsterdam

Discover some of the projects I worked on at LAVA, a branding and design studio in Amsterdam. I crafted brand identities, designed corporate visuals, developed UX for websites, and created tools for visual storytelling. I collaborated with clients like ArtFund London, Arboriginals, The Hermitage, the Amsterdam Museum, and The Cloud Collective. I also participated in workshops, seminars, and hackathons, gaining valuable insights into the creative studio environment.

BRANDING

Brand design, Creative strategy, Graphic design, Print design.

DIGITAL DESIGN

UX/UI design, Interactive design, Motion design, Video editing, iBeacon mapping, CMS design, AR/VR design, Unity development.

PHOTOGRAPHY / VIDEO

Events, Mockup, Visual concepts, Immersive content creation.

ArtFund London

We created a versatile visual identity for ArtFund London, emphasizing connectivity with the dash symbol. This included brand guidelines, a website, various printed media, animations, digital assets and signage for their annual art route. Our design supports internal communications with a timeless, flexible approach, backed by a comprehensive brand manual and templates for consistent media expression.

Flinck #GoldenAge app

At LavaLAB, I focused on technological and interactive projects, crafting solutions like iBeacon-enabled art routes for events including Oddstream festival, the Hermitage, and Van Abbemuseum. I also worked on educational programs featuring interactive storytelling and made substantial contributions to #GoldenAge, an app that brings 17th-century networking to modern social media, connecting users with historical figures like Rembrandt van Rijn.

www.goldenageapp.nl

Oddstream Multimedia Festival

At Oddstream, a platform blending art and technology in Nijmegen, we utilized iBeacons to craft an immersive art tour. This event annually features artworks exploring the potential and boundaries of digital technologies. My role included managing the on-site CMS and curating artists' content (images, gifs, texts) within the app. Visitors were guided through the exhibition's narratives and artworks via trigger points along the route.