

Mass-Produced Spaces
Mass-Produced Spaces
Client
PERSONAL
YEAR
2025
Category
ONGOING
TAGS
HYPER-CAPITALIST, TRANSIT SPACE, 3D VISUALS, AI-GENERATED



started by Highlighting the absurdity of transport experiences
started by Highlighting the absurdity of transport experiences
Rendered by blender cycles
Rendered by blender cycles



Instead of being unique, why does every subway hallway look eerily similar?
Instead of being unique, why does every subway hallway look eerily similar?















It includes the most prominent materials used around public transportation spaces in London.
It includes the most prominent materials used around public transportation spaces in London.
Each surface has been reimagined using Adobe Substance 3D Sampler, designed to replicate the modular, industrial aesthetics of modern transit zones.
Each surface has been reimagined using Adobe Substance 3D Sampler, designed to replicate the modular, industrial aesthetics of modern transit zones.



HYPER-CAPITALIST TRANSIT SPACE
HYPER-CAPITALIST TRANSIT SPACE
HYPER-CAPITALIST TRANSIT SPACE
Year: 2025
Category: ONGOING
Supported By: Goldsmiths, University of London
Year: 2025
Category: ONGOING
Supported By: Goldsmiths, University of London
templates for capitalistic use?
templates for capitalistic use?
My project investigates the politics and aesthetics of mass-produced spaces, especially transit spaces, which I’ve been exploring through 3D visualizations and spatial renditions. It centers on ideas around infrastructure as both ontological (a thing that exists) and epistemological (a way of knowing or interpreting space). It frames these spaces not just as passive containers, but as dynamic, policy-generating environments.
My project investigates the politics and aesthetics of mass-produced spaces, especially transit spaces, which I’ve been exploring through 3D visualizations and spatial renditions. It centers on ideas around infrastructure as both ontological (a thing that exists) and epistemological (a way of knowing or interpreting space). It frames these spaces not just as passive containers, but as dynamic, policy-generating environments.