Spatial & Brand Experience Designer
Concept, flow, material, light and visual communication — developed as one coherent experience.
01 — Point of view
Before a space is drawn, it must know what it wants people to feel.
02 — Selected work
Selected work across events, exhibitions, brand experiences and interiors.
Revisited concept · 2026
01 / 10
Gratis
Immersive event design · Brand experience
A Wonderland-inspired journey that moves visitors from arrival and discovery to workshops and the main stage.
02 / 10
Regnum Carya · Dubai
Exhibition stand · Hospitality and guest experience
Resort imagery, warm timber and integrated light come together in an open setting for meetings and conversation.
03 / 10
Wynn · Al Marjan Island
Two-storey exhibition stand · Restaurant experience
A restaurant identity, standing on its own in the dark.
04 / 10
Romeu Felipe
Event stage · Education and brand presentation
Marble, gold and controlled light give the masterclass a focused, confident stage identity.
05 / 10
arsaVev · Matchday
Sports activation · Participation and play
A compact matchday environment that turns club identity into quizzes, play and shared fan moments.
06 / 10
TIO Logistics
Exhibition stand · Corporate brand experience
Black volumes, a precise red line and product displays translate an industrial brand into a clear exhibition system.
07 / 10
Nissan × Big Chefs
Automotive activation · Product focus
One bold arch frames the vehicle and gives the collaboration a recognizable arrival point.
08 / 10
Kanal 7
Anniversary event · Stage and guest journey
A connected event language carries the anniversary identity from the entrance to the main stage.
09 / 10
Artaş Hotels Group
Exhibition stand · Hotel brand presentation
Timber, planting and soft light create a composed setting for meetings, presentation and guest interaction.
10 / 10
DUM
Office interior · Workplace design
Colour, geometric lighting and contrasting rooms give the workplace a clear rhythm and identity.
03 — From idea to space
From the first idea to the final atmosphere, I shape concept, flow, material, light and presentation as one system.
04 — Studio system
Behind the work is Hermes, an agent operating system I built for the studio. It runs on Claude and local models, and takes on the repeatable parts of production so the design time goes where it matters.
Agents collect references, brand material and venue information, then turn them into a structured brief with sources.
Early mood and concept variations are generated and compared quickly, before any 3D modelling starts.
Render queues, revisions and deliveries are tracked by the system, with every decision and file kept as evidence.
The same agents write the studio’s own tools: this website, presentation pages and production automations.
Agents speed up the work. Concept, space and light are still decided by a designer.
05 — Lab
Alongside client work, the studio produces its own animation and documentary pieces. Characters, scenes, motion and render pipelines are written as code together with Claude; illustration, sound and taste stay with us. Excerpts below are silent previews.
Kids animation · 3 min episode
A cartoon episode where Oki explains the octopus in seven surprising facts. The character, ten scenes and the whole render and audio pipeline are code, built with Claude and taught back to our agents as reusable skills.
Vertical shorts · agent pipeline
Short videos about what our AI office did last night. Claude Opus designs the motion templates; agents fill, check and render each episode.
Science explainer · style test
Illustrated layers combined with code-driven animation for a Turkish science channel in development.
Short documentary · sourced
The story of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, told with public observatory imagery. Every image carries its source and licence on screen.
06 — Contact
Available for event, exhibition and brand experience collaborations.