FOTOGRAFISKA
ACADEMIC / BUILT WINDOW DISPLAY
Human Nature is a built window display exploring the blurred boundary between the human body and the natural world. Bark, moss, flowers, butterflies, layered scenery, and concealed lighting gradually transform the mannequin into part of the landscape.
CONTEXT
The installation was created to promote Fotografiska New York’s Human Nature exhibition through a physical window experience.
APPROACH
We treated the mannequin as landscape rather than figure. Natural materials climb, cover, and interrupt the body until the distinction between person and environment begins to disappear.
OUTCOME
The finished window turns the exhibition’s central idea into something visible from the street.
MY ROLE
Concept Development, Window Design, Proscenium Design, Technical Drawing, Graphic Design, Lighting Design, Floral Procurement, Fabrication & Installation
TOOLS
Sketchup, Illustrator, Procreate, InDesign, Photoshop, Vinyl Printer
MATERIALS
Moss, Turf Grass, Vinyl, Bark, Chicken Wire, Paper Towels, Wood Glue, Foamcore, Paint, Silk Tropical Flowers, Butterflies
CREDITS
Developed collaboratively with Jae Min, Kashi Navanti, Laura Nolan, and Nicole Beira.






