
Conversational AI design, UX research & synthesis, Adaptive interaction design & contextual personalization, Multi-modal experience design (AR & spatial interactions), User journey mapping & information architecture, Rapid prototyping & UI design for mobile apps, Visual storytelling & data-driven experience strategy
Museums and street art are rich with human stories but most visitors only scratch the surface. Traditional experiences lack depth, accessibility, and personalization.
Many artists struggle to share their voice and reach wider audiences.
The present Art experience
Making art personal
So we asked the users how they felt about Art
Jamie selects the "Hidden Gems" tour at MoMA- a 30-minute curated path designed to fit her schedule and curiosity level.
This isn’t just a list of exhibits; it’s an adaptive journey shaped by her preferences, expertise, and time available.
Standing before 'The Dream', Jamie's phone screen changes automatically to a chat interface with the artist's AI persona.
As Jamie walks the streets of New York, ReFrame notifies her of nearby murals.
Back at her home, Jamie opens her 'Collections' to revisit saved interactions. She continues her earlier conversation about 'The Dream' with Henri Rosseau, dives deeper into techniques, taking inspiration from it.












