The Choreography of Perception.
We experience the world through a constant stream of sensory information. Vision gives us spatial orientation. Sound signals change and urgency. Touch and smell anchor the body in memory and affect, and time binds these inputs into a single moment of perception.
Design for human perception is the practice of composing these sensory streams into an undivided whole. The question shifts from simply asking "How does it look?" to asking "How does it feel?" The work collected here examines how these sensory relations can be composed deliberately, drawing on insights from neuroscience, temporal design, and futures foresight to explore experience under changing technological and cultural conditions.
DESIGN
Multisensory Design: The Choreography of Perception. A Critical Domain. Design has been dominated by the visual. As our digital and physical worlds merge, the new competitive advantage is not found on a screen, but in the coordination of the full human sensorium. A look at how perception is designed.
DESIGN
Design in Motion: The Art of Time. Why the World is Not Static.
How temporal structure shapes perception and how meaning emerges through rhythm, motion, timing, and duration. A view on perception as a time-based process.
DESIGN
The Art & Dynamics of Neo-Kineticism.
A philosophy that treats all media as temporal, responsive, and perceptually alive, expanding the traditional boundaries of motion design.
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The Sensory Code
The Sensory Code™. The Unwritten Language.Music has MIDI. Color has HEX. But the multifaceted human sensory experience had no formal language. The Sensory Code™ proposes a structural language for multisensory states, based on defined perceptual axes and translation rules. The Sensory Code™ is the first formal file format for multisensory data. Like Pantone for color, but for all senses.
The Sensory Code
The Smell of Music and the Sound of Scent.This art project tests emotional translation between scent and sound in two opposite directions. One pair began with scent: a happy scent was created first and a composer wrote music in response to it. The second pair ran in reverse: an existing piece of sad music came first and a scent was composed from its mood. Other artists contributed additional pairs, each built around a single emotion.
The Sensory Code
The Future of Design: The Full Multimodal Translation Map.A structural model for translating visual, auditory, tactile and olfactory information into aligned sensory outputs. This is the foundational mapping layer of The Sensory Code™.
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The Sensory Code
The Future of Branding: The Perceptual Signature.
There is often a vast gap between what a brand intends to signal and what its audience actually perceives. A new framework for closing that gap, grounded in the science of how the brain builds trust.
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The Sensory Code
The Bauhaus Missing Scents. A Sensory Sensation.What does the yellow triangle smell like? What does it sound like? How does it move? Crossmodal translation of the Bauhaus form-color set. Blue circle, yellow triangle and red square are each mapped to a scent profile, a sound structure and a motion behaviour. A continuation of Johannes Itten’s Bauhaus color and form theory into sensory domains they could not explore. The color system expands into scent, sound and motion.
The Sensory Code
Digital Scent: The MP3 for Smell.
We have learned to transmit images and sound as pure information. Scent remains stubbornly physical, bound to the molecule. But what if it doesn't have to be? A proposal for a non-molecular scent transmission technology that treats smell not as chemistry, but as information.
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ESSAY
The Narcissus Machine. AI and the Tragedy of Reflection.
Generative AI reflects our thought with such fluency that we mistake the simulacrum for an independent mind. The risk is that the echo becomes so strong it replaces the very voice that created it.
ESSAY
A Theory of Times: The Many Times We Live In. Why no moment persists and no moment can be returned to.
In any known physical condition, complete absence of change does not occur. A moment is therefore not a persistent state but a temporary configuration of many continuities. Once those continuities advance, that configuration cannot be restored.
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ESSAY
All is in Wonderland.We are entering the Blind Age. An era in which real and synthetic signals merge into one indistinguishable surface, erasing the perceptual boundaries that once allowed humans to verify truth, anchor identity, recognize manipulation, or detect the moment a choice should occur. In this condition, coherence replaces truth, extreme positions replace nuance, and people drift through realities they no longer trust yet cannot step outside, because the frame that shapes perception is total and offers no external point of reference.
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ESSAY
When the thresholds that decide what becomes felt can be shaped from outside, consciousness stays intact while autonomy disappears, and the question of who authors a life moves out of the person entirely.
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ESSAY
The Future of Authenticity. In an age of perfect digital replication, what makes an experience feel real? A proposition that true authenticity is not a matter of origin, but of cross-modal coherence, the seamless alignment of all sensory signals.
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From motion design to The Sensory Code™. Art, design, and research at the intersection of perception, technology, and cultural futures.
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