Kazz is a multidisciplinary artist
working across graphic, visual and experience design.
I am a creative designer working in physical, digital and experiential spaces. My designs range from 2D images to 3D creations and spatial experiences.
Curious by nature, I am inspired by everyday life, people, and the gaps in the world around us.
Driven by the belief that art has the power to improve and enrich the way we live, I use playful expressions to bring people together and to interact.
I am a passionate advocate of museum learning. My PhD research focused on exploring the role of experience design in museums for personal and social interactions. I like to apply ideas into practice and position design as a tool to make museums an equitable, accessible, and joyously space.
My quirky creations are deeply grounded in research. Projects I designed, such as Go Walkeez and the Museum of Human Kindness, have received a number of national and international recognitions for their innovative approaches.
My field of expertise includes:
I am actively involved in the creative community as a practitioner, collaborator, consultant and mentor.
I recently completed my PhD in Experience Design (Museum Learning). Previous to this, I spent over a decade in the field of Japanese art research. I’m also fluent in Japanese.
I’m always looking forward to meaningful collaborations.
This prestigious international award is the world’s longest-running design competition that recognizes innovative ideas that focus on the most pressing social and environmental challenges.
An annaul award that supports visionary creative entrepreneurs who are driven by a mission to build and sustain social value through their enterprise.
The first to be awarded the Norwich University of the Arts’ Postgraduate Research bursary to support PhD research.