CREATIVE TECH ✧ INNOVATION ✧ NARRATIVES
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Strategist + researcher
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Observer trapped in the algorithm bubble
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I’m an interdisciplinary strategist, researcher, and systems thinker working across emerging technologies, cultural theory, and future-oriented design. I’m drawn to new methodologies and mythologies, especially ways of thinking that move beyond current frameworks and reshape how we relate to technology, each other, and the unknown.
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Past clients: GANNI, Dazed, The Future Laboratory, Amouage, Snap Inc., National Trust, GHARAGE, DTI Space, Google, Diesel, Samsung, Heineken, Shiseido, Decathlon, Garnier, L'Oréal Luxe, Chanel, Boucheron, + many others.
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A vector-storm of unrealized possibilities.
© 2025 Studi0xAlasky
Pitch Studios x
Gentle Systems
Oloris
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Developed jointly by Pitch Studios and Gentle Systems, the project explores how chemical signals in the atmosphere can be interpreted and expressed through light, colour, and motion—opening new ways to understand, record, and work with scent in digital contexts.
While sight and sound evolved alongside technology, smell remained difficult to capture or represent. Oloris responds to this by treating air as information and translating scent into a moving, atmospheric visual language.
The project builds on early experiments with digital-nose technology capable of reading small changes in air composition. This hands-on research became a reference for how a future device might read volatile compounds, interpret the patterns they create, and express them as shifts in colour, motion, and texture. Instead of relying on written descriptions or abstract categories, Oloris creates a more immediate way to understand scent, one that feels intuitive, sensory, and dynamic.
— Pitch Studios: Creative research, concept development, narrative framing, writing, interface logic, visual direction and digital design.
— Gentle Systems: Technical research, concept development, industrial design and engineering — shaping the device, mechanical systems, and prototyping with digital nose technologies.
— Adrien Chuttarsing: algorithmic logic and machine learning model connecting chemical input with perceptual output, front-end interface development.
— Arvind Sushil: device renders
GHARAGE x
Pitch Studios
NEMA
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Airports often value efficiency over experience, treating orientation as a series of tasks rather than a process shaped by timing, perception, and emotion. This efficiency-driven approach is a frequent pain point for travellers, who view travel as an increasingly stressful experience.
We wanted to explore how design might create space for awareness in environments that have traditionally felt compressed and reactive. The resulting device is speculative and does not exist as a functional product. Instead, it offers a framework to consider new approaches to guidance and tech interfaces within airports.
This concept device remains minimal and visually quiet. Attached to a bag or worn on the body, it responds seamlessly to the flow of the journey, communicating through cues that feel both familiar and otherworldly. NEMA’s companion app allows for deeper customisation or navigational insights.
The project invites reflection on how future systems might move with people instead of directing them, shaping travel as a continuous relationship between perception, rhythm, and space.
This project was created by GHARAGE in collaboration with Neu Futur, and Pitch Studios.
— Neu Futur: Research
— Pitch Studios: Visual Research, Concept Development, Writing, Art / Creative Direction and Web Design
— Morbo: 3D design and Visualisations:
— Rifke Sadleir: Web Development
— Kathryn Bishop: Copywriting and Editing
Dazed Studio
NEW COMPANIONS
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- NEW COMPANIONS is a research project by Dazed Studio (Dazed Media) in collaboration with Modem & PITCH STUDIOS™.
We partnered to explore the potential for the next generation’s evolving relationship with technology. This resulted in 3 months of expert interviews, focus groups, analysis and design iterations.
NEW COMPANIONS envisions coming of age in the era of machine intelligence through a series of speculative hardware designs for new forms of connection.
For the design and art direction, we drew inspiration from Y2K and early noughties aesthetics, infusing them with a deliberate, soft, contemporary twist. For texture, we experimented with a palette of metallic silvers and a range of finishes—from super-soft, fine, smooth surfaces to textured, rough patinas—to create a textural juxtaposition that added depth to the final designs.
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Vision + Research: Dazed Studio + Modem
Art + design direction: Dazed Studio + PITCH STUDIOS
3D design: Morbo
Text: Thomas Gorton
DECATHLON
Trend report
2028
- For the second year in a row, Decathlon invited me to explore how people are reshaping their relationship to movement. The research follows the shifts occurring across cultures as individuals step away from rigid ideas of performance, seek ways to restore their senses, and build new forms of connection with each other and the world around them.
DECATHLON
Trend report
2027
The research looked beyond individual technologies and focused on the larger system they now sit within: the body, consciousness, movement, environment, and digital tools all shaping one another.
Through wearables, AI, robotics, and extended reality, I explored how technology can work with our natural abilities rather than overriding them, opening new ways to sense, move, recover, play, and connect while keeping the human experience at the centre of sport and physical activity.
Nowadays x
Pitch Studios
glitch #blossomwatch
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Created with Nowadays and National Trust for London’s Festival of Blossom, the project invited people to reimagine London through AR, planting edible, floral, and fictional cybergardens across streets, sidewalks, and overlooked urban spaces.
Guided by Glitch, a local chatbug, participants could mark where they wanted more trees, shade, and nature in the city. Each digital planting became a small act of citizen world-building, turning urban greening into something playful, participatory, and immediate.
— 3D/AR design + dev by Ines Hilz
— Web + ML dev by Adrien Chuttarsing
— Design + technical direction by PITCH STUDIOS
GANNI
Fabrics Of The Future
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- Ganni’s ‘Fabrics of The Future’ initiative was set up in 2019 to research, test and eventually scale innovative materials that challenge conventional material methods, paving the way for the future of fashion with a playful and innovative spirit.
We've been commissioned by GANNI LAB to create a series of worlds showcasing the iconic Bou bag featured in three earth-friendly materials: Oleatex, BioFluff, and Celium™️ (by Polybion).
Each video will transport you to a unique, "supercharged" environment, highlighting the textural and playful nature of these fabrics.
🫒 Our first exploration features Oleatex, a revolutionary plant-based leather alternative derived from olive oil production waste.
🪷 The second exploration features BioFluff, a highly innovative, next-generation faux fur made using natural plant fibres such as nettle, hemp, and flax sourced from agricultural waste streams.
🫧 The third and final visual exploration showcases Celium™, a premium cultivated cellulose grown by feeding bacteria with agroindustrial fruit waste.
— CD/AD, production + narrative PITCH STUDIOS
— 3D design + animation Berenice Golmann
— Sound design PITCH STUDIOS
Antinomy Labs
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We speculated on the characteristics of this advanced civilization: what it looks like and what its history is, what major environmental shifts, technological milestones, and social revolutions their world went through because of AI.
Additionally, we determined what a cautionary message to humanity might sound like. It was important to maintain an optimistic tone about the long-term implications of AI, which perfectly echoes our current anxieties: humans must embrace technology and proceed not with blind faith in what they build but with caution, foresight, and careful planning.
This intricate narrative became the backbone of an expansive and explorable 3D world. We imagined how an alien planet would look like if it were born into extreme states of existence. The landscapes evolved into a collection of 4,444 unique generative NFTs, each featuring unusual visuals.
An immersive playable experience on the metaverse platform Mona was also built for the audience to explore, find hidden artifacts, uncover more of the overall story, as well as contribute to a gamified, digital collectible experience.
I was tasked with—researching and developing the creative strategy, story, lore, and storytelling approach.
Case study video → here.
Team: Alexa Chirnoagă, Alex Rigby, Bethany Edgoose (Inferstudio), Erno Forsström, Léo Imbert, Christie Morgan, Teresa Fogolari (Morbo), Quentin Briel–Duchâtel, Baptiste Briel, KLOAQ, Transient Labs.
The Fabricant x
PITCH STUDIOS™
CAT Footwear
The Brief: Devise an innovative brand awareness campaign for the Supercharged Intruder XL—a limited edition sneaker inspired by the metaverse.
The Strategy: Recognizing CAT’s shift and Gen Z's craving for authenticity and self-expression, we suggested co-creation and customization elements to design an interactive digital experience.
The Outcome: We created 4 exaggerated digital extensions of the Intruder XL sneaker that users could customize.
To further enrich the player experience, we also developed a customised web AR try-on experience. The design was influenced by a range of industrial materials and textures, along with visual cues taken from rave culture and virtual interfaces.
The Fabricant
Season 1 & 2
Google x DressX
Decentraland
Diesel
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DADA Projects
Boucheron
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