◊GRACE WHITE◊
artist, web designer, creative director
𓃗 see some featured projects below ꩜
◊GRACE WHITE◊
artist, web designer, creative director
𓃗 see some featured projects below ꩜
Custom Squarespace design, complete with custom-made graphics and animations. Enid is a design and art goods showroom in Chicago.
◊2024◊
Invited by World Peace Industries to design a skate deck for their artist series, the decks were hand-screenprinted and curated by Eric Evalson. Each deck comes with a tote bag featuring the same design.
◊2023◊
‘Junk Drawer Rich’ is an original game created and designed for TXTbook’s (New York) risograph-printed collection titled 'Games for a Rainy Day.'
◊2024◊
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Capstone BFA solo show. Gallery 303.
◊2022◊
Listen here to the looping sound pieces that accompanied the show.
the show hovers in the space_φφ╬╬╬╬▒φ between familiar reality and digital distortion╙╙╙╙¼╗╗ ╬╙╗This inbetween represents ░░░╩╗╗╦╗╗╗╗╩░░the effects of dissociation╠╬░░╩╩╩╩▒▄▄ disorder on one’s sense of self and space▄▄╬╬╬╬╬░▒▒▒╢╬ ╬░│╠╬╬╙╙This experience╬relates to videogames and how the use of digital worlds or avatars simulates ╬╬▒░╠╬what it feels like to move through life constantly ╬╬▒░╠╬bordering on being present░░╟▒░╠╬╬░░╟▒░╠╬ .or distant…
Big Shed is a creative project where artists and musicians are given opportunities to play outside their main artistic practice. The bi-monthly blog and publications embrace a free-spirited approach, aiming to foster a vibrant creative community. As Creative Director, I oversee the curation and design of visuals, conceptualize in-person events, and the overall project vision. I am constantly learning new skills to execute new projects, such as our playable top-down video game.
◊2020-PRESENT◊
the print version of the bi-monthly blog.
(publication design and contributor curation)
Made and designed a playable top-down video game hosted on the BS site. Character design made in collaboration with Diego Labrador.
one of many character designs that appear on the site and merch
An in-person event held at Urban Lounge SLC, where each band's performance was paired with video pieces created by the musicians, projected behind them and on a small TV at the front of the stage, along with custom stage set elements. We stretched the expectations of a music showcase by incorporating art on the stage, as well as displaying local art on the walls around the venue.
An in-person event held in a backyard, where art was melded into its environment (playground, garden, chicken coop, etc.). The night ended indoors with local bands playing while video art was projected on the ceiling above them. We aim to push the boundaries of your average concert.
Instagram‘Oh.Well’ is an art book created through the BYU Experiential Learning Grant. The book was sold at Printed Matter (New York). The spine features laser-cut acrylic charms, and the pages include varying-sized insets that are hand-cut.
◊2021◊
