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Leap Second
Android
UX Director, Droga5
 

On June 30 an extra second was added to the World Clock. This phenomenon is known as a leap second. By leveraging the existing platform of the 1 second everyday application, we redesigned it to allow thousands of Android users to submit videos, creating a relational real-time film, editable based on tags. It was a global look at what the world was doing with their extra second.  Working together with Active Theory and the 1 Second Everyday App, it was a fast, fun and challenging project to link a product, a new web platform, and to create a film out of what was uploaded in the 24 hour period of the leap second day. As it was not just a linear narrative, this immersive web platform helped bring together hours of seconds to tell new, collective stories. 

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Selected Works

Driver Less Vision360 Dome Installation and VR

Under Armour: Giselle: I Will What I WantWeb and Mobile web campaign

XQ SuperschoolsWeb and mobile design for good

Tree VRMixed Reality and VR Installation

Eero's CloudsSite Specific VR

Cooper Hewitt Design MuseumSite Specific Interactive Installation

What is Missing? Maya Lin StudioInteractive Installation

Toyota Mirai Hydrogen Fuel Cell CarWeb and Mobile campaign

Hennesey: Harmony Mastered From ChaosWeb and Mobile campaign

RockClockMobile App and Branding

Mãos Performance, MoMAVideo and Audio Performance

Android Leap SecondWeb and Mobile campaign, mobile app redesign

CrunchetApp and Sharing Platform

Smartwater Look upSite Specfic Interactive Installation and Website

Aventon: Ridesharing App for Mexico CityMobile Web-App and Platform

Listening StudioPermanent Interactive Installation

Kriegspiel Video GameVideo Game and Networked App

The Masses: Electric Information AgeAlbum and Video, Performances

Venice Biennial of Architecture: Costa Rica PavillionSite Specific Interactive Installation and Objects

Domus MixtapesPerformances, Publishing and Products

Film Sound Design and MixingSound for Screens