Rhythmic Patterns
Rhythm as method
Rhythm as method
PROJECT
MFA Thesis Project
YEAR
2026
COLLABORATORS
ArtCenter College of Design
Info
Rhythmic Patterns is an MFA thesis project arguing that rhythm functions as a practical working method and cognitive framework for graphic designers working in time-based and interactive digital practice. The project spans two physical installations, a generative poster system, and a suite of interactive tools, each using rhythm as both subject and structure. Research draws from percussion history, synesthetic color systems, neuroscience, and the physics of sound. Completed as part of the MFA Graphic Design program at ArtCenter College of Design, Spring 2026.
Rhythmic Patterns is an MFA thesis project arguing that rhythm functions as a practical working method and cognitive framework for graphic designers working in time-based and interactive digital practice. The project spans two physical installations, a generative poster system, and a suite of interactive tools, each using rhythm as both subject and structure. Research draws from percussion history, synesthetic color systems, neuroscience, and the physics of sound. Completed as part of the MFA Graphic Design program at ArtCenter College of Design, Spring 2026.
