The project required a 2,500 sq. ft. gallery takeover, integrating large-scale paintings, sculptures, and interactive installations into a cohesive environment. This demonstrates mastery of volumetric symmetry and the ability to dictate the "mood" of a massive physical space.  

"Intentional Friction" functions not just as an aesthetic, but as a tool. This demonstrates my ability to translate abstract human sentiment—such as digital exhaustion—into a structured visual and physical experience. 

The exhibition functioned as a community hub, combining fine art with neighborhood advocacy and public programming. This highlights my capability to manage complex, multi-stakeholder projects that extend beyond the studio.