Ongoing series of mobile phone pictures of things I notice in daily life. Not exactly art, not exactly not. Just a practice that keeps the creative juices flowing. Mostly square.

Alltag (Instagrams)

Series of photographs about Karl-Marx-Allee, Berlin, 2007-2008.

C-prints, 24 x 36″

Exhibited in 2008 at Alte Feuerwache, Friedrichshain.

Großwohnen

Design for Dominik Brünner, a communications trainer. He uses exercises based on his own training in acting and clowning to help people learn to communicate more authentically and effectively in daily life. 

The clean design with plenty of white space and references to printing and handwriting reference the blank slate of the stage and the combination of tradition and improvisation in the theater. 

Identity Design for Communications Trainer

In this project with New York-based Sara Bouchard,  we take a closer look at plants in our two cities and beyond, from fledgling trees in vacant lots to potted plants on windowsills, from planned parks to guerilla gardens.

What relationship does each plant have to its man-made environment? Does it struggle to survive or live in symbiosis with people? On research walks, we collect images, videos, drawings and writings, which we've presented on a subway poster, in a gallery, in a guided walk and  on  our blog.

We’re interested in city plants because we’re interested in city communities and communication. Talking about urban plants is our way of starting a conversation about urban life.

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Leslie Kuo