This project was more than an exhibition — it was a cultural and design statement. It invited the world to reimagine the built environment through the lens of Indigenous knowledge, community, and Country.

Mungari is a powerful exhibition honouring a Dharawal fishing songline and the 254-year journey of the Gweagal Spears—ancestral fishing tools crafted in Gamay (Botany Bay) and taken by James Cook in 1770.

To create a fresh, modern website that enhances user engagement and optimises lead capture while ensuring ease of maintenance and updates.

Featuring a sleek design with a vibrant color palette and intuitive navigation, the site integrates seamlessly with HubSpot for efficient customer relationship management.

Now We Collide to develop a new, cohesive campaign tagline that encompasses ESPN’s diverse sports coverage, including both U.S. and local codes, highlighting ESPN’s commitment to delivering comprehensive sports entertainment.

Leveraging Obela's brand purpose of bringing the flavors of the world to life through fresh, wholesome dips and spreads, Now We Collide created a campaign strategy focused on tapping into hommus' versatility.

CEW annual Leadership Summit, now branded as ‘Agenda 2033’, acts as a catalyst to reaching a future where gender equality is reality.

Subway is intrinsically embedded in the ESPN FootyTips product. To expand on the successful partnership, ESPN are presenting a fully integrated marketing campaign which incorporates Subway stores into the creative concepts.

Sydney Roosters’ game day content, shaping a bold and immersive visual experience across IPTV, Superscreen, and LED platforms. From player profiles to uniform launches, try and goal celebrations, and crowd-fueled chants, each execution is crafted to heighten energy and deepen fan connection.

The goal of this project was to create a mascot that not only resonated with the Sydney Cricket Ground’s deep historical roots but also connected meaningfully with its diverse sporting fanbase. The brief called for a character that could bridge generations, making the SCG's legacy accessible and engaging—especially for younger audiences.