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The Medium is the Message Brand Identity for Shaped Over 328.77 million terabytes of data are created everyday, an almost infinite stream of information. The expressivity of the internet exists in its infrastructure. How content is routed and directed determines what becomes relevant and actionable. Shaped is a company building recommendation and search infrastructure for the era of AI. Together, we incorporated visual attributes of AI systems into a distinct and ownable brand identity to further their mission, making the powerful relevance of real-time behavioral insights accessible for data teams of all sizes. The identity centers on a symbol inspired by how gradient descent (the underlying algorithm of machine learning) traverses a manifold. At the core, the concept conveys Shaped’s ability to ingest and rank a multitude of content, and their team’s expertise in the nascent technology for surfacing what’s most relevant or valuable for a given user. Learn more about Shaped here: https://www.shaped.ai/

The Medium is the Message Brand Identity for Shaped Over 328.77 million terabytes of data are created everyday, an almost infinite stream of information. The expressivity of the internet exists in its infrastructure. How content is routed and directed determines what becomes relevant and actionable. Shaped is a company building recommendation and search infrastructure for the era of AI. Together, we incorporated visual attributes of AI systems into a distinct and ownable brand identity to further their mission, making the powerful relevance of real-time behavioral insights accessible for data teams of all sizes. The identity centers on a symbol inspired by how gradient descent (the underlying algorithm of machine learning) traverses a manifold. At the core, the concept conveys Shaped’s ability to ingest and rank a multitude of content, and their team’s expertise in the nascent technology for surfacing what’s most relevant or valuable for a given user. Learn more about Shaped here: https://www.shaped.ai/

Thank you for coming to the opening of [E15] 9600 Baud, a group exhibition curated by Brett Webb, Assistant Curator of Art Crimes. The work will be on view through September 27 with viewings available by appointment. For a price list and/or to schedule a viewing, email us at: [email protected] You can read more about the exhibition here: https://lnkd.in/giJ2RNB4 📸 : Sahra Jajarmikhayat

In June, DOG presented SHELTER 750 – a solo exhibition of work spanning design, objects, and sculpture. The show represented a visual essay drawing on an extended index of generative forms, digital aggregates, and algorithmic bodies modeled from volcanic data, frozen in time, then realized into material configurations by artist Sahra Jajarmikhayat over the course of two years. Jajarmikhayat’s work is hard to define, a photographer by trade but an artist through experiment —unlike most artists, she comes from a rigorous background in research and physics. At 19 years old, amidst a tense political climate, she left Iran and immigrated to Italy where she started a career in photography, giving her a newfound way to record, index, and make meaning of the world. Leading up to the show, Landscape Creative Director Ben Bloom sat down with Jajarmikhayat to talk about her life and her work, digging into the inspiration behind SHELTER 750 — an out-of-body experience at the Stromboli Volcano — and her unique process of experimentation through materiality and form. Read the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/guPkpkDy

The team at The Kelsey continues to build momentum on their mission to offer inclusive and affordable housing in the Bay Area. We've worked with The Kelsey (backed by Google Ventures and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative) since 2020 to create a scalable identity and design system that can grow alongside the construction of their initial projects in San Francisco and San Jose. #brandidentity #affordablehousing #innovation #socialgood #housingcrisis

In partnership with Checkr.org, our team at Landscape traveled across the country to document 18 stories from justice impacted individuals, business leaders, and policymakers advocating on behalf of Fair Chance Hiring and Checkr, Inc.’s belief that the future of work should be fair. Captured through intimate and emotional photo and video storytelling, the work highlights the great challenges, incredible success stories, and untapped opportunities associated with this essential work. View the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/gas_Kb5i

This Friday August 23rd, DOG presents [E15] 9600 BAUD. A celebration of the first and arguably largest online compendium of the global graffiti scene, documenting and indexing graffiti and the surrounding culture since the early 90’s: http://graffiti.org. The exhibition features work curated by Brett Webb, Assistant Curator of Art Crimes. Limited edition shirts will be available. If you can’t make it to the show, send us a message to purchase. Learn more about the show here: https://lnkd.in/giJ2RNB4

Not only does Sharebite donate a meal for every meal ordered by their customers – but they’ve been named to Inc. Magazine's list of fastest growing companies in the US for 2024. We worked with Sharebite to craft an emotive, scalable, and lasting brand identity and system to support their growth in service of good.

🌐 Save the date 🌐 On August 23rd, DOG is proud to present [E15] 9600 Baud, a group exhibition curated by Brett Webb, Assistant Curator of Art Crimes. The exhibition celebrates the first and arguably largest online compendium of the global graffiti scene, documenting and indexing graffiti and the surrounding culture over the past 30 years: graffiti.org. Featuring: Crayone Defie Enero Grey Optimist Quake Renos Ricky Watts Vogue Learn more about the event here: https://lnkd.in/giJ2RNB4

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended 
our first intimate dinner event and panel discussion, [E14] Hour last month. Over an exceptional and visual-forward meal by chef Leif Hedendal, we spent an incisive and thought provoking evening understanding contemplative consumption and the economics and ethics of food production. Led by Will Gertler of Kumbatia Seafood, the discussion hosted a panel of incredible speakers including Emma Frawley of Woka Foundation, Jen Cole of Good Machine, and Shannon Cosentino-Roush of Finless Foods. Special thanks to our sponsor and collaborator Heath Ceramics and Abby St Claire for setting an intentional stage for a truly memorable encounter. 📸: Bryson Malone Listen to the full panel discussion here: https://lnkd.in/gg6Eth5U