The exhibition investigated how embodied and sensorial experience can suggest a different formulation of the city as a more-than-human collectivity. Living habitats, interspecies relations and bodily presences are explored as ways to question ways of urban living.

Through this event, I had the opportunity to shape the collective identity of a larger group of artists and designers. Therefore being tasked with developing a unique visual identity connecting to the larger theme of the exhibition, while simultaneously developing an aesthetic that captured the essence of each project.

Along with the identity design of the exhibition, I created the album and track list covers for a project titled Eusocial Vibrations, within the exhibition.