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A retrospective archive | Showcasing experimental design outcomes at the intersection of technology, aesthetics and politics | Centring accessibility, inclusivity and decarbonisation through making based practice | Studio Hyte is no more, Long live Studio Hyte!
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alt: Park users scanning a shape hanging from the tree in order to trigger the AR interaction with the sprites

Based on a Tree Story, 2022


A sonic augmented reality encounter in Finsbury Park that tells tales of the tree’s past, present and future
#Installation #Exhibition #Animation #Interaction #Visual Identity
alt: A hand holding a phone in front of some long grass, displayed on the phone is the Sunlight Doesn't Need a Pipeline mobile website.

Sunlight Doesn't Need a Pipeline, 2022


A collaborative climate justice project in search of transformative and regenerative repair
#Visual Identity #Website #Exhibition
alt: A large banner on the side of Futher Field Gallery with the word Univited written on it in spikey metal type.

UNINVITED, 2022


Visual identity, trailer and exhibition design for the world’s first horror film made for machines, by machines
#Visual Identity #Website #Exhibition
alt: Two hands holding up a laptop in front of the night sky, displayed on the laptop is the Nova X website homepage.

NOVA-X, 2020


A digital and physical exhibition celebrating 10 years of the NOVA awards at Central Saint Martins
#Visual Identity #Website #Exhibition #Interaction
alt: A person holding a phone in front of a billboard on furtherfield gallery, through the phone you can see AR being using to view virtual artworks.

What We Can Do, 2019


Speculative Augmented Reality Billboards
#Interaction #Exhibition #Misc
alt: A girl sat in front of a neon pink background, holding a booklet which reads Time Portals on the front cover and has a neon blue and green image on the back cover.

Citizen Sci-Fi: Time Portals, 2019


Sci-Fi Inspired Visual Identity for a 3-Year Arts Programme
#Visual Identity #Publication #Exhibition #Type Design
alt: A large sign hanging from a ceiling, the sign, made in response to the provocation of the project, uses clip art styling and layering of the Human Resources title

Human Resources, 2022


An environmentally responsible exhibition provoking the question of what happens when we start to move to inner (human) resources
#Visual Identity #Exhibition #Animation
alt: The People's Park Plinth booklet is shown laying on a rock inside Finsbury Park

People's Park Plinth, 2021


Visual identity and spatial experience platforming radical public art
#Visual Identity #Website #Animation #Exhibition #Interaction
alt: Planet Cashless booklets are laying on a table which has been drawn all over by children, around the booklets crayons and stickers can be seen

Planet Cashless, 2019


Speculative design activity book for children (ages 8+)
#Visual Identity #Publication #Exhibition
A member of the public holding the Trans Local Co-operation booklet, standing in front of the visual identity which has been applied in a large format wallpaper covering, the member of the public is talking and smiling to another during the exhibtion

Translocal-Co-operation, 2020


A cooperative exhibition exploring translocal solidarity in a connected world
#Visual Identity #Publication #Exhibition
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A retrospective archive | Showcasing experimental design outcomes at the intersection of technology, aesthetics and politics | Centring accessibility, inclusivity and decarbonisation through making based practice | Studio Hyte is no more, Long live Studio Hyte!
About
Access
studio hyte
alt: Park users scanning a shape hanging from the tree in order to trigger the AR interaction with the sprites

Based on a Tree Story, 2022


A sonic augmented reality encounter in Finsbury Park that tells tales of the tree’s past, present and future
#Installation #Exhibition #Animation #Interaction #Visual Identity
alt: A hand holding a phone in front of some long grass, displayed on the phone is the Sunlight Doesn't Need a Pipeline mobile website.

Sunlight Doesn't Need a Pipeline, 2022


A collaborative climate justice project in search of transformative and regenerative repair
#Visual Identity #Website #Exhibition
alt: A large banner on the side of Futher Field Gallery with the word Univited written on it in spikey metal type.

UNINVITED, 2022


Visual identity, trailer and exhibition design for the world’s first horror film made for machines, by machines
#Visual Identity #Website #Exhibition
alt: Two hands holding up a laptop in front of the night sky, displayed on the laptop is the Nova X website homepage.

NOVA-X, 2020


A digital and physical exhibition celebrating 10 years of the NOVA awards at Central Saint Martins
#Visual Identity #Website #Exhibition #Interaction
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