Richard The Work About Android Experiments Exhibition We created a physical exhibition for the creative and inspiring projects from the Android Experiments showcase. In order to highlight each individual app and their functionality while not hiding the phones themselves, we developed custom contraptions for each. The installation features a virtual reality arm, a two-axis video tunnel rig, and a drawing plotter that creates personalized portraits all controlled from one Nexus 6 phone. The installation has been shown at Google I/O, Mobile World Congress and a Nexus launch event in NYC. Created at Google Creative Lab Role: Creative Direction, Design, Curation

Richard The Work About Typographic Gloves A pair of Italian Napa leather womens gloves, one spelling out "Everything I do" and the other completing the sentiment "Always comes back to me". Limited edition item created for an exhibition at Deitch Projects. Created at Sagmeister Inc.. Role: Concept, Design

Richard The Work About Manetti Shrem Museum of Art For the opening of the Manetti Shrem Museum of Art at UC Davis we worked with So–Il on an exhibition about the concepts behind the architecture, called Museum as Process. It featured photographs by Luisa Lambri, and two pieces from us, Connective Field and The Zone. Connective Field is an exploration of the potential of the canopy of the Manetti Shrem Museum. Under the porous surface of the aluminum plate, a mysterious sequence of drawings are activated by the movement and perspective of the viewer looking through the louvers. Different representations of activities are taken from the expertise developed at the university and, like in the real life museum plaza, happen mid-air, suspended in the space between the ground and the canopy. The Zone is the second installation for the opening of the Manetti Shrem Museum. A quote from Tarkovsky's Stalker is printed on the wall with light-reactive ink. Three flashlights turn on, one after another. With each exposure a different section of the text is illuminated, clearly visible for a short period time, only to fade away again. After the text fades away the process begins again, in an endless cycle. Created in collaboration with So–Il

Richard The Work About Sonderzug Berlin train stations Grunewald and Westhafen used to serve the Nazis-Regime as stations from where jews and others were deported to ghettos and concentration camps. Both now have mermorial sites (Gleis 17/Grunewald 1, Gleis 17/Grunewald 2)(Westhafen), though those don’t have the importance in Berlin they should have, since they are located rather far away from the city center. Only interested people will eventually become aware of and will visit those sites. Our aim is to create sensational moments in order to evoke a concioussnes for the history of deportations and for the existant memorial sites. Created with TheGreenEyl.