I am a creative at Squint / Opera working across global exhibitions and experiential design to create memorable and impactful experiences. I am an inventive storyteller with a passion for 3D and experiential, working to make complex ideas tangible and exciting. With a First Class Honours Design for Branded Spaces degree from UAL and a background studying Architecture, I am equipped with a multitude of skills including 3D modelling and visualisation; communication and problem-solving; creative writing; and a range of design softwares. I have worked across various creative roles in experiential, event, architectural, and production design for 6+ years.
I am a passionate and meticulous designer working at the intersection of art, design and technology to create thought-provoking and memorable experiences in the built environment.
I am a passionate and meticulous designer working at the intersection of art, design and technology to create thought-provoking and memorable experiences in the built environment.
For potential opportunities, collaborations, or if you'd like to know more about my work please get in touch at: jennifernibbs@outlook.com
Exhibitions & Events:
2020: UAL Graduate Showcase, exhibited final major project Dematerialise.
2019: Exhibited project Island with an Uncertain View at Emergence Show, part of London Design Festival
Exhibited project Toilets Save Lives at Emergence Show, London Design Festival
2018: Exhibited project Just Don’t Break the Rhythm at BA Architecture: Spaces and Objects degree show at Central Saint Martins
2017: Exhibited speculative co-living concept CommunicARe, a collaboration with Space 10 at Central Saint Martins
Exhibited project Urban Room at BA Architecture: Spaces and Objects Stage Two student-run exhibition at Hurwendeki, E2
2016: Exhibited interactive installation at Callyfest.
2015: Designed and fabricated installation for Rapha’s Supercross race – event took place in 2015.
Exhibited final major project Vacant Spaces at Colchester School of Art
Sold work from Vacant Spaces exhibition at The Minories Gallery, Colchester