Augmented reality layers over physical work, projection-mapped installations, and interactive public art. Recent: AR companion to Wings of Community (Osceola Arts) and Art in Public Places — Osceola Arts' first mobile installation, produced with ALMA Collective using TouchDesigner.
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A mural you can see and play
Mural + interactive design
Casa de la Asociación Amor al Prójimo · Apopka
A mural painted in one morning by the community of Apopka, about 30 hands on a single wall, and the four mobile games that let you play it. See the mural, then keep going on your phone: paint it, slide it back together, hear it as an instrument, or snap it together as a jigsaw.
Companion to a five-wall mural
AR Design & Production
Osceola Arts · ArtisNow · Orange Garden Community Center, Kissimmee
Augmented reality layer over a five-wall mural at the Orange Garden Community Center. Scanning the back wall brings a larger-than-life butterfly to life, transforming the building into a living canvas.
Osceola Arts' first mobile installation
Co-creator with Trish Jimenez · ALMA Collective
ALMA Collective × Osceola Arts · BOO! on Broadway · Kissimmee Main Street
An art installation built inside a van: irregular materials — cardboard boxes and paint cans — staged as the physical scene, with two projection-mapped animations rendered in TouchDesigner. One presented an Altar de Muertos; the other layered abstract effects across the irregular geometry. The first mobile installation produced under Osceola Arts, deployed during BOO! on Broadway on Kissimmee Main Street.
The mural effect, in your pocket
AR Design & Production
Self-produced · DSA Studio · Wings of Community opening
Personal business card produced for the Wings of Community opening — the same butterfly effect from the mural, miniaturized into a scannable card. Image-tracking based, designed to bring a fragment of the public artwork into one-on-one conversations.
Card-sized AR built around an original painting
AR Design & Production
Self-produced · DSA Studio · Fusion Fest 2025
AR business card built around the painting Eco del Secano, produced for Fusion Fest 2025. Scanning the card triggers an experience layered over the original artwork — a working sample carried into client meetings and public events.
Works in progress and strange ideas. Some become production work, others stay here.
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