Role: Creative director Partner: Kenwood Experiences Event: Adobe MAX 2012 Result: Largest projection mapping of its time and record viewership

Adobe was moving its creative software to a subscription model, a risky shift for a loyal audience of designers, developers and marketers.
At Adobe MAX, its flagship conference, the company needed more than a product launch. It needed a cultural moment that proved it still led creative innovation.

Adobe MAX 2012 opener was the world’s largest projection mapping at the time running over 1 million pixels per second.
The deeper lesson: shaping complexity into something people connect with. It’s the same work I do in healthcare today.
As creative director, in partnership with Kenwood Experiences, I led concept and design for the event experience.

Concept render for Adobe MAX showing how mixed media could be mapped across large-format projection surfaces for keynotes, interstitial content, and live stage transitions.

Live stage capture from Adobe MAX “Sneaks,” where projection design extended the environment across multiple screens to frame presenters and highlight experimental product demos.






Adobe’s pivot landed as a celebration, not a price change.




