Exhibition Design
Quagga Stampede
Self-made project
2024
The Quagga is a subspecies of Burchell’s Zebra that went extinct in the 1800’s due to overhunting. Selective breeding efforts from an organization called “The Quagga Project” have attempted to re-evolve the Quagga’s unique traits into chosen Burchell’s Zebras.
Using Adobe Illustrator, falcon board, paper clay and spraypaint, these low relief cut-outs depict a herd of stampeding zebra each one an iteration of the other. The intent behind the piece is to highlight extinction, how humans engage with it, and what it truly means.
Golden State Furcon 2025 Pop-up
A pop-up mural display designed to serve as an engaging decorative feature for the Golden State Furcon 2025. I created the initial painting with markers and acrylics on drawing paper. After scanning it, I arranged for it to be produced onto a large smooth vinyl banner. The scene shown depicts an anthropomorphic rendering of the famous P-22 mountain lion of Griffith Park, CA, overlooking a shining downtown Los Angeles. Constructed alongside the banner was a faux cement wall covered in graffiti along with a sign that displays the conventions name and year.
Client
Anthro Events Inc (AEI)
Year
3/28/2025
