The IBM data wall was the introduction to the Think Exhibit at the
Lincoln Center. This exhibit celebrated IBM’s centennial year, and 100
years of human progress. The wall aimed to educate the public about five
areas of interest to the New York community. These included air
quality, water waste, potential solar energy, fraud detection, and
traffic sensing. I compiled extensive preliminary research and concept
development for all five areas of interest. However, my main focus for
design was the solar and traffic sections. Programming designers Casey
Reas, David Wicks, Jonathan Cecil, and Rhazes Spell all collaborated on
this wall.
IBM Data Wall concept designs, and storyboards
Chris Ballard statment
I am a creative who specializes in art direction and graphic design. My main interests are in branding, interactive, and motion graphics. I love collaborating with wonderful creative teams who want to revolutionize the dialogue in these fields. Whether shaping a narrative for a companies identity, or capturing it in a motion storyboard, creative for me is all about delving deep into the imagination and telling a story.
IBM Data Wall concept designs, and storyboards
Chris Ballard statment
I am a creative who specializes in art direction and graphic design. My main interests are in branding, interactive, and motion graphics. I love collaborating with wonderful creative teams who want to revolutionize the dialogue in these fields. Whether shaping a narrative for a companies identity, or capturing it in a motion storyboard, creative for me is all about delving deep into the imagination and telling a story.
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