Dunstan Christopher Portfolio

MOMEX — Speculative Memory Interface
City Strata — Mixed Reality Interventions
Lenticular Video + Union App

CV
dunstanchristopher@yahoo.com
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Education

ArtCenter College of Design
Pasadena, CA
MFA, Media Design Practices

California College of the Arts
San Francisco, CA
MFA, Writing

Northwestern University
Evanston, IL
BS, Performance Studies

Employment

Vice President, Client Director
Ketchum
2022–2025 (Multiple Engagements)
Clients: Frito-Lay, ExxonMobil, Capital One Auto

Vice President, Brand
RX Mosaic
2023–2024 (Mulitple Engagements)
Clients: Pfizer, AstraZeneca/Hockey Fights Cancer, Bristol Myers Squibb

Vice President
Communications Strategy
Seismic Collective
2009–2021
Clients: Illumina, BD, Helix, DNA Script

Founder & Principal
Communications Strategy
Dandy Industries
2009–2019
Clients: HP, Qualcomm, Cisco, DNA2.0

Apps

Unity
Cinema 4D
Lens Studio
Blender
DepthKit
OBS
Premiere Pro
After Effects
In Design
Touch Designer
Runway ML

Practice Areas

Motion Graphics
Mixed Reality, AR & VR
AI & Machine Learning
Photogrammetry
Physical Computing
Volumetric Capture
Creative Coding
Drone Photography
Shaders

Languages

GLSL
C#
Processing
Javascrpt
HTML
CSS

DUNSTAN CHRISTOPHER
EXPERIENCE DESIGNER + CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIST + WORLDBUILDER

1. MOMEX
Speculative Interface
2023–Ongoing

MOMEX is a speculative interface for storing, replaying, and sharing momes—moments and memories crafted into 3D augmented reality.

Matcha Ritual

The Day We Lost Sherman

Letting Go

Prototypes include a mome of a matcha ritual, return to the site of searching for a lost dog as a way to process trauma, and a meditation designed to help someone let go of a relationship.

2. City Strata
The Occlusion Layer, Los Angeles
The Emergence Layer, Detroit
Augmented Reality; Mixed Reality
2021–Ongoing

These projects use augmented reality to change how people encounter the surfaces of cities—plaques, murals, monuments—that have become invisible through familiarity.

3. Lenticular Video + Union App

Experimental Media
Ongoing

Lenticular video is a technique I developed to create a sense of depth and presence within standard 2D video. By layering footage captured from multiple angles or of multiple subjects, the approach produces a collage-like dimensionality—a holographic quality without requiring specialized hardware.