Projects
A Closer Look: Using Mobile Apps to Reveal Hidden Aspects of Art
This thesis set out to discover how leading international art museums are currently developing mobile applications to reveal hidden aspects of art as practical implementations of their broad missions to help diverse audiences learn about art. It is intended to contribute new knowledge to this evolving field by synthesizing existing projects and research while also leaving its own mark in the growing pantheon of mobile learning guides through the creation of a new prototype about Bulgarian Orthodox art.
A view of the ceiling in the porch of Rila Monastery (Photograph: Marcin Szala via Wikimedia Commons)
A Bulgarian Orthodox Art Guide for Inquisitive Tourists
Bulgarian Orthodox art is incredibly rich, yet often cryptic to people unfamiliar with it. This resource will help.
An Irish Traveller in Dublin watches neighboring children play from her trailer window. (Photo: Mackenzie Reiss)
White paper for developing a major online photographic exhibit and digital archive within a small non-PrOfit organization
A road map for a small non-profit to celebrate their 30 year history and make it accessible for everyone online.
a reinterpretation of “the Tell tale heart”
“It is impossible to say how first the idea entered my brain; but once conceived, it haunted me day and night.” - Edgar Allen Poe
The Importance of Whimsy aka Hats!
“Those who shun the whimsy of things will experience rigor mortis before death.”
―Tom Robbins
the time-stopper
A “magical machine” which is in a fact a working clock. Out of everything I’ve made, I think this is the work I’m most proud of.
The Budapest Apartment:
a hands-on visual project
I had the good fortune to help a close friend select, decorate, and ready a late 19th-century apartment in central Budapest as an Airbnb property. You can book it today!