North CanvasSelected studies · 2025—26
A growing collection of independent concepts. Each project is a self-initiated study rather than commissioned work or a representation of real-world data.
A coastline drawn as a changing sentence.
This study imagines a field guide for places shaped by repeated arrival and retreat. Contour lines become a loose alphabet: close together, they sound urgent; apart, they leave a longer breath. The shapes are invented and carry no geographic measurements.
An editorial system that treats the margin as a participant.
Quiet Grid tests a small set of page rules: a narrow measure, one decisive accent and a margin wide enough to hold a note. The exercise asks how much structure a page needs before it can feel calm, and where a consistent rhythm should make room for a break.
A set of notes on information before it becomes a message.
In this exercise, a signal is treated as a physical trace: pressure, interruption, repetition. Thin lines cross a warm field and gather into denser passages. Nothing is decoded; the work stays with the moment when a pattern begins to appear.