ALL GOOD PRESENTS

Experiential Design · Art Direction · Fabrication · Installation

All Good Presents has played a defining role in the East Coast live music and jam-band community for decades, helping bring together generations of music fans while introducing audiences throughout the region to an ever-expanding range of artists, genres, and live experiences. With roots reaching back to the 1990s, its festivals have become known for cultivating a distinct sense of community, discovery, and creative expression.

As Creative Director for All Good Presents, I help carry that spirit beyond the stage and into the visual environment of three festivals: Dark Star Jubilee, 4848 Festival, and All Good Now.

From large-scale installations and interactive photo moments to the details that transform the festival grounds, I develop concepts that reflect the identity of each event and extend its visual world. Working with a team of fabricators and builders, I guide each piece from initial idea through design, fabrication, and on-site installation, with durability, travel, storage, and future use considered throughout the process.

Over the years, we’ve created installations including the Box of Rain, the AllGoodfather Tree, The Music Never Stopped Train, the 4848 Oil Lantern, and many more. Some become photo opportunities, others gathering places or unexpected discoveries tucked throughout the grounds. They’re designed to create atmosphere, spark curiosity, encourage connection, and give festivalgoers something memorable to experience together.

My relationship with All Good Presents is built on creative trust. I’m given the freedom to take an idea and run with it, allowing my team and me to create work that can be playful, unexpected, nostalgic, thought-provoking, or heartfelt while remaining deeply connected to the character and visual identity of each festival.

Beyond individual installations, I oversee the overall décor of the festival grounds, using art, scenic elements, and environmental details to help transform each site into a distinct world of its own.