I work across design, writing, and research, with a background in art, philosophy, and digital production. This site gathers selected projects and collaborations from recent years.
For an archive of my web and design work, visit laurabrown.studio.
in The Architectural Laboratory: Performing Design Research (Routledge, 2026).
Argumentative feedback, structural editing, line editing, copyediting on an academic journal article.
Chapter in The Experience of Noise: Philosophical and Phenomenological Perspectives (Springer, 2025).
A risograph color management manual.
Creative writing by a Brussels-based visual artist.
Article written for the Design Writing and Research Summer Intensive at SVA.
Exhibition text for Harlan Levey Projects, Brussels.
Exhibition text for Harlan Levey Projects, Brussels.
Curated by Ryan Kuo and Viktor Timofeev
With work by Laura Brown, Mira Dayal, Ryan Kuo, Dirk Paesmans, Adriana Ramić, Laurel Schwulst and Sydney Shen,
Viktor Timofeev, Damon Zucconi
Artwork featured in the “Carte Blanche” section of Kunstletters magazine.
Curated by Sam Hart and Harm van den Dorpel.
With work by Dana Baddad, Laura Brown, Simon Denny, Eric Li & Zak Jensen, Omsk Social Club, Niko Princen, Adriana Ramić, Billy Rennekamp, Micah Schippa, Laurel Schwulst, Aarati Akkapeddi, Soft, Justice Thelot, and Damon Zucconi
Event exploring archival maps and urbanism with New York with NYPL Labs’ NYC Space/Time Directory.
Curated by Laura Brown and Lily Roche
With work by Josh Citarella, Deanna Havas, Ashley Carter, Cecilia Salama, Alex Craig
Work spanning identity design, web design, web development, and production management for cultural and creative clients.
Researched ethical, political, and social implications of Internet of Things systems for a Berlin-based NGO focused on technology and civil society.
Developed and maintained Artsy’s public-facing iOS app and internal web tools for galleries and institutions.
Intensive program on writing, journalism, and research related to design and the built environment.
Seminar on contemporary theories of equality in political philosophy, led by Michael Rosen and Lucas Stanczyk.
Program on the history and contemporary practice of publishing in an arts context.