Anomalies | Expose 11

Year: 2018
Type: Publish, Book
Role: Designer

Anomalies / Exposé 11
Anomalies is a personal R&D series that was published in Exposé 11, exploring visual forms that sit outside ordinary classification. The work began as an abstract study of deviation, irregularity, and transformation, where familiar structures are distorted into something more ambiguous and difficult to define. Across the series, forms appear suspended between organic matter, digital residue, motion study, and environmental intervention. Some pieces feel like fragments of engineered material, while others behave more like living organisms or visual interruptions inside real-world space. The series reflects my ongoing interest in using experimentation as a way to discover new design languages, where the unexpected becomes the subject and the visual anomaly becomes a tool for building atmosphere, tension, and identity.