Another Dystopia

surprise…surprise.

Circuitous Brooklyn II

Gonna load these up in my Etsy Shop soon. They just need a bit more finessing tho. Stay Chuned:

Translation In Dialogue #2

I Just finished a recent artist workshop…was a pretty great experience….

these are some images from it…I plan on creating an animation:

It’s hot in Brooklyn…..

but i’m keeping cooool…haha

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The Sky Line Series

I’ve made this series available at my ETSY shop:

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King’s Circuit Map

It’s high time that I took a stab at creating a brooklyn map graphic:

Prints of these are available at my ETSY shop

Question: Hi,
I would just like to know, are the images in your "Vertical Semi-Iterative," "Facility," and "First Settlement" based on a real-life models, computer models, or a combination of real model and photo-editing? I think they are fantastic.

Thank you.

hey thanks

those are actually computer-renderings. I made physical models of the renderings eventually. you can check them out on my website: www.vigilism.com

Question: I find your work really inspiring, especially the architecture and abstract stuff that you've done with cities and buildings! :) I wanted to ask, what did you study in University to get where you are now? Thanks in advance.

hey thanks!

i studied architecture at cornell university. its a fairly conceptual-based program and for myself, i was always probably a little more fascinated in how architecture is presented and articulated visually than real-world design issues. i was also very much into drawing architecture and figuring out how to use computers in interesting ways. after school i worked for a small boutique design firm that created “virtual” sets [lofts, buildings] for magazine and ad campaigns [think flynns container house in tron legacy]. and after that i started freelancing until i started my own arch practice with 3 friends. hope that answers your question.

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My design practice recently completed the renovation of an 1100sq.ft condo in Brooklyn, NY. We used very clean lines, modern fixtures and an accompaniment of mid-century furniture.