
Say Their Names NYC
A digital monument in Central Park honoring 212 lives lost to racial injustice
A through-line runs across all of it: technology that strengthens reality rather than replacing it. Select any project to read the full story.

A digital monument in Central Park honoring 212 lives lost to racial injustice

A living AR monument to the Black San Diegans who built the city's future

Turning thousands of residents' drawings into a citywide AR spectacle

A two-way window between Second Life and a Brooklyn gallery — a decade before "the metaverse"

A partnership model to stop hospital innovation from dying on a shelf

AR that let hospitalized children transform their own rooms
A VR game playable from a hospital bed — with one button
Pediatric patients stepping inside the murals on their hospital walls
A magical library built as a reusable framework for immersive learning

"Why is there a trilobite fossil on top of a mountain?"

Using physical space as a metaphor for time
An admissions book that comes alive in your hands
Postcards that open into a school's philosophy

A 16-screen data sculpture that made a brand-new school feel like a community
A phone as a three-dimensional paintbrush — shared across cities
Persistent branded AR communities — before "spatial computing" had a name

The latest technology, beautifully branded for one of the oldest names in pianos

A digital identity worthy of a world-class art collection

Research reborn

Making women's heart-disease risk impossible to overlook

A dancing, feisty identity that makes everyone the hero of their own drama