(dis)comfort explores the emotional disconnect and common misconceptions surrounding life in suburban neighborhoods. Through a video format, the project highlights the underlying issues within these communities and the factors that hinder genuine connection—despite the setting being seemingly ideal for it.

The website offers a deep dive into the topic, guiding users through detailed research and insights. As a proposed solution, I developed a communal art installation designed to engage and involve local residents directly. To brand and promote the event, I created a suite of assets including a poster, invitation, way-finding materials, and video advertisements.

* Featured work includes: Website wireframe, edited video, way-finding and installation sketches, final installation model, & promotional invitation.