Our Services

We offer custom public humanities workshops designed to bridge academic research and creative engagement. Each program integrates art historical themes with material-based practice, encouraging participants to reflect on the relationship between art, touch, and cultural memory. Ideal for museums, universities, and cultural organizations seeking innovative, research-informed educational experiences.

We offer exhibition object design services that translate art historical research and curatorial narratives into tangible, collectible forms. Drawing from archival materials, period aesthetics, and material culture studies, each design reinterprets the visual and tactile language of the past for contemporary audiences.

We collaborate with museums, galleries, and cultural institutions to develop bespoke jewelry, keepsakes, and exhibition merchandise that extend the visitor’s experience beyond the gallery space. Each object is conceived as both a design piece and an interpretive medium—bridging scholarship, craftsmanship, and public engagement.

We collaborate with museums, universities, and cultural institutions to develop public humanities projects that transform academic research into shared, multisensory experiences.Through exhibitions, participatory installations, and educational initiatives, we explore how art, material culture, and collective memory can be made accessible beyond academic settings.

Each partnership is tailored to the institution’s mission and audience, blending rigorous research with creative mediation to inspire reflection, dialogue, and engagement.

We offer research and writing services that bring personal and family histories to life through the lens of art and material culture. Combining archival research, historical interpretation, and visual analysis, we help individuals and families document their heritage, through photographs, heirlooms, artworks, or everyday objects that carry emotional and historical meaning.

Each project is treated as both a work of research and of remembrance: reconstructing narratives, identifying cultural contexts, and creating written or visual archives that preserve memory for future generations.