In collaboration with Congruent Space, we set out to create an unforgettable experience for young fashion-centric Chicagoans. Over 60 AR filters scattered throughout the city led to prizes, workshops, and new experiences to celebrate the launch of the Forge 96 sneaker.

Interior design renderings for a gorgeous home in Palm Beach Florida.

Live tour visuals

AR filters for the US Embassy

In 2017 a team of international surgeons announced their plan to successfully complete the world's first human head transplant. The plan was to take a brain dead organ donor, donating their body, and a terminally ill or paraplegic patient to volunteer their head. A modern day Frankenstein. The problem was that they had no way to rehabilitate the patient in his new body. No one had ever tried to do such a procedure. That's where Inventum Bioengineering and I came into the picture. We created a virtual reality protocol to rehabilitate the patient in an immersive 3D environment with haptic feedback to incentivize limb movement, adjust to the new mobility of the new body, and stimulate bodily functions.

From initial simulations of prototype 1 in 3D software, to CAD modeling for prototypes 2, 3, and 4, and finally to structural integrity tests and electrical engineering for the fifth and final prototype. I took control of the entire process, creating a functional, and aesthetically pleasing product made to grow microgreens and vegetables in the comfort of your own home.