Gregory Nathan Jinsoo Monroe
고진수Instead of quantitative (RGB triplets), contemporary (color palettes or systems), or technical (3D color pickers) means of describing color, attempts to develop a means of exploratory lexical navigation through the sRGB colorspace.
Frames the wide-ranging oeuvre, research, and writings of Hyperspandrel within the visual language of a perennially updating wiki.
An exhibition site with 22 videos of flowers blooming captioned by an AI model based on NeuralTalk2 and fine-tuned on over 83,000 images from the MS COCO dataset in an AWS p3 instance for Chris Hamamoto and Federico Perez Villoro's exhibition at Centre A in Vancouver.
Foregrounded the dynamism and urgency of ongoing events at Domansa, an urban research and exhibition space, by overlaying notifications inspired by Korean ladder car sticker advertisements over a grid of archived events and news.
Illustrated the relationships between PRAUD's projects and lines of research over time through the visual language of subway maps.
Employed the visual language of spreadsheets to emphasize the modularity of the kit of parts at the center of stock-a-studio's [ a kit of these some parts ] exhibition at Materials and Applications in Los Angeles.
Reinterpreted 'sitemap', a term used for both illustrating website structure and facilitating site planning in built environment projects, to stage a 2D exhibition website for the eponymous exhibition at Taubman College.
Gregory Nathan Jinsoo Monroe is a web developer and designer based in Seoul, South Korea. He has worked for design offices in Los Angeles, Boston, and Seoul and holds degrees in Materials Science and Engineering, Urban and Regional Planning, and Urban Design from the University of Michigan.