Creations
Momomo
With Momomo, I seek continuity of identity across compatible experiences. I design context to understand who participates, their role, and their relationship to an activity, without confusing identity with permission.
A universe of dreams, in fruition.
Why I built it
I built Momomo because identity needs continuity as participation changes. Someone can study, work and create, with different people, resources and responsibilities in each activity. I want those relationships to be understandable to both participants and the people designing their experience.
How I shape it
I organize the design around simple questions: who participates, what happens, with which resources and where. I connect identity and context so a compatible application receives what its activity needs. People, agents and machines have roles that should be explainable.
An illustrative example
If someone learns in one application and collaborates in another, I would design continuity for their identity and a distinct context for each activity. Learning and team information should retain their own scope. This example helps me review what each application should receive.
Its place in my work
Momomo provides identity and context for experiences that integrate it. Each brand in my work keeps its own product and delivery responsibilities. An integration needs an explanation of what it connects and why; belonging to the same house does not activate it automatically.
The future I seek
I want to open new ways of participating and living with technology. MO LIVE expresses that direction: recognizing contributors and making their relationship to an activity understandable. New experiences should grow while preserving participants' choice, identity and context.