Jason is a New York City based designer, with interests in editorial, branding, and typography. His work often explores the utilization of negative space and the boundary between function and ornamentation.
He is currently at Tibi but he is always interested in freelance projects involving print! :)
[Education]
2023–2025
in Visual Politics
2018–2022
2023–2023
[Experience]
2024–2024
2023–2024
2025–2025
2024–2024
[Contact]
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My thesis was centered on the concept of negative space, and this project was an exploration of creating a poster through absence. It began with a question: "How can I visualize negative space?". The resolution came from light and shadow, which are both phenomenons that lack tangibility and physicality.
This project also challenges conventional notions of what a poster can be. A poster is often defined as a large picture/image used for decoration and advertising. By documenting shadows rather than something corporeal, I was presenting an afterimage. I wanted the viewer to engage with this idea directly and literally, which informed my decision to include the definition of a poster into the design. I wanted to prompt the viewer to question if what they were perceiving can actually be considered a poster.