I made this poster as a public service announcement to let the world know they can stop throwing birdseed, blowing bubbles, or releasing live butterflies at weddings– as it turns out, rice is perfectly kosher for our feathered friends.

Christina Rimstad, Brandon Cotton & I created this proposed identity for the Moscow Museum of Modern Art. In the process of reimagining signage, merchandise and publicity materials for the museum, we drew from the legacy of ROSTA Windows—1920’s Russian stenciled propaganda posters hung in street windows to communicate political messages to the masses.

This map charts the migration patterns of four generations in my ‘mishpokhe’, the Yiddish word for extended family, within New York City. I drew upon vintage maps, subway systems and airplane flight plans to evoke a New York City of the past and future.