PLAMENNYAGOLOV

A pet photographer’s collection, built as a building you walk through — a floor plan, halls, and work hung on the wall.

A graph editor for people who will never look at the graph running — coaches authoring the conversations a virtual coach has with students.

The command centre for autonomous underwater vehicles — where every signal you would normally design around stops working.

A village carnival association whose whole reason to exist is photographs — and photographs are what was making it slow.

The staff side of a luxury hotel platform — calm under a great deal of other people’s data.

A dream is gone about twenty seconds after you wake up — so the whole product is arranged around getting it out of you before it goes.

A tiny arena for AI-assisted builds: same prompt, same timer, one file each, and the room votes.

A Bulgarian construction firm, twenty-five years in — where the site’s only job is to be believed.

Being searched at the self-checkout feels like being accused. The work was making it read as the shop’s job rather than the shopper’s fault.

Draw the camera move on a canvas, set the lens and the light, and get a real motion clip back.