edu
Iowa State University, B.Industrial Design [2015 - 2019]
i can do
3d / industrial design
design research / presentation
web [squarespace & cargo]
graphic design
photography
social media concept & implementation
visual and brand identity
for / with / @
Norman Teague Design Studios ＋︎
Ọkpara House ＋︎
In ℅ Black Women ＋︎
Studio of Folayemi [Fo] Wilson ＋︎
Alt_Chicago - 501(c)3 nonprofit organization ＋︎
Goodfriends Studio ＋
Bridge - Chicago ＋
NYC - Undisclosed Studio
MidwasteSpacePeoples ＋
One Iowa - 501(c)3 nonprofit organization ＋
The Des Moines Art Center ＋
LITES Clothing Brand
Mitchell Squire ＋
Hoops Web Series ＋
Women in Industrial Design Chicago ＋
＋ link
︎ currently working with for / with / @
recent thoughtful events
in ℅ Black women on collective care - panelist ＋
Afrotechtopia - Fractal Fête 2021 - atendee ＋
Patch Grey Area Workshop - scholarship award ＋Making Futures Workshop: Bauhaus Raumlaborberlin - participant ＋
currently reading
journal on tropical architecture
Black Futures by Jenna Wortham and Kimberly Drew
journal on the education of industrial designers
Iowa State University, B.Industrial Design [2015 - 2019]
i can do
3d / industrial design
design research / presentation
web [squarespace & cargo]
graphic design
photography
social media concept & implementation
visual and brand identity
for / with / @
Norman Teague Design Studios ＋︎
Ọkpara House ＋︎
In ℅ Black Women ＋︎
Studio of Folayemi [Fo] Wilson ＋︎
Alt_Chicago - 501(c)3 nonprofit organization ＋︎
Goodfriends Studio ＋
Bridge - Chicago ＋
NYC - Undisclosed Studio
MidwasteSpacePeoples ＋
One Iowa - 501(c)3 nonprofit organization ＋
The Des Moines Art Center ＋
LITES Clothing Brand
Mitchell Squire ＋
Hoops Web Series ＋
Women in Industrial Design Chicago ＋
＋ link
︎ currently working with for / with / @
recent thoughtful events
in ℅ Black women on collective care - panelist ＋
Afrotechtopia - Fractal Fête 2021 - atendee ＋
Patch Grey Area Workshop - scholarship award ＋Making Futures Workshop: Bauhaus Raumlaborberlin - participant ＋
currently reading
journal on tropical architecture
Black Futures by Jenna Wortham and Kimberly Drew
journal on the education of industrial designers
phonetic spelling
eh-bear-ay ah-gwan-cha
about
ebere is an igbo-american, chicago based designer, maker and researcher. she graduated with an industrial design degree from iowa state university in dec. 2O19 with her thesis - rescue point - infusing a circular design economy with her culture. currently her local practice in chicago extends into community building, care advocacy, and vacant space activation.
she is now working with Norman Teague Design Studios and Ọkpara House© - both as a designer, maker and project manager. since october, ebere has been serving as a designer in residence with the artist-led, chicago-based non-profit organization alt_(alt space). she is also a part of the place keeping initiative - in ℅: Black women(in care of Black women) as a contributor, fabricator, and designer.
additionally she is a design freelancer and occasionally completes creative pro bono work for non-profit organizations. her conceptual work explores archived artifacts and images, preserving them into contemporary iterations with object design and abstract processing video.
this digital site will be a space for ebere to curate her work, document projects with others, offer freelancing services, and archive researched explorations.
contact
for cv, commissions, conversations and collaborations get in touch. status : open for commisions now / long-term projects starting 06.21
e - eagwun@gmail.com
ig - @ebere.agwuncha
w - ebereagwuncha.com
credits
font in use - ia writer quattro designed by iA
website design and programming - ebere agwuncha
eh-bear-ay ah-gwan-cha
about
ebere is an igbo-american, chicago based designer, maker and researcher. she graduated with an industrial design degree from iowa state university in dec. 2O19 with her thesis - rescue point - infusing a circular design economy with her culture. currently her local practice in chicago extends into community building, care advocacy, and vacant space activation.
she is now working with Norman Teague Design Studios and Ọkpara House© - both as a designer, maker and project manager. since october, ebere has been serving as a designer in residence with the artist-led, chicago-based non-profit organization alt_(alt space). she is also a part of the place keeping initiative - in ℅: Black women(in care of Black women) as a contributor, fabricator, and designer.
additionally she is a design freelancer and occasionally completes creative pro bono work for non-profit organizations. her conceptual work explores archived artifacts and images, preserving them into contemporary iterations with object design and abstract processing video.
this digital site will be a space for ebere to curate her work, document projects with others, offer freelancing services, and archive researched explorations.
contact
for cv, commissions, conversations and collaborations get in touch. status : open for commisions now / long-term projects starting 06.21
e - eagwun@gmail.com
ig - @ebere.agwuncha
w - ebereagwuncha.com
credits
font in use - ia writer quattro designed by iA
website design and programming - ebere agwuncha
© ebere agwuncha 2021
phonetic spelling
eh-bear-ay ah-gwan-cha
about
ebere is a chicago born, igbo-american designer, maker and researcher. she graduated with an industrial design degree from iowa state university in dec. 2O19 with her thesis - rescue point - infusing a circular design economy with her culture. currently her local practice in chicago extends into community building, care advocacy, and vacant space activation.
she is now working with Norman Teague Design Studios and Ọkpara House© - both as a designer, maker and project manager. since october, ebere has been serving as a designer in residence with the artist-led, chicago-based non-profit organization alt_(alt space). she is also a part of the place keeping initiative - in ℅: Black women(in care of Black women) as a contributor, fabricator, and designer.
additionaly she is a design freelancer and occasionally completes creative pro bono work for non-profit orginizations. her conceptual work explores archived artifacts and images, preserving them into contemporary iterations with object design and abstract processing video.
this digital site will be a space for ebere to curate her work, document projects with others, offer freelancing services, and archive researched explorations.
contact
for cv, commissions, conversations and collaborations get in touch. status : open for work starting 06.21
e - eagwun@gmail.com
ig - @ebere.agwuncha
w - ebereagwuncha.com
credits
font in use - ia writer quattro designed by iA
website design and programming - ebere agwuncha
edu
Iowa State University, B.Industrial Design [2015 - 2019]
i can do
3d / industrial design
design research / presentation
web [squarespace & cargo]
graphic design
photography
social media concept & implementation
visual and brand identity
for / with / @
Norman Teague Design Studios ＋︎
Ọkpara House ＋︎
In ℅ Black Women ＋︎
Studio of Folayemi [Fo] Wilson ＋︎
Alt_Chicago - 501(c)3 nonprofit organization ＋︎
Goodfriends Studio ＋
Bridge - Chicago ＋
NYC - Undisclosed Studio
MidwasteSpacePeoples ＋
One Iowa - 501(c)3 nonprofit organization ＋
The Des Moines Art Center ＋
LITES Clothing Brand
Mitchell Squire ＋
Hoops Web Series ＋
Women in Industrial Design Chicago ＋
＋ link
︎ currently working with for / with / @
recent thoughtful events
in ℅ Black women on collective care - panelist ＋
Afrotechtopia - Fractal Fête 2021 - atendee ＋
Patch Grey Area Workshop - scholarship award ＋Making Futures Workshop: Bauhaus Raumlaborberlin - participant ＋
currently reading
journal on tropical architecture
Black Futures by Jenna Wortham and Kimberly Drew
journal on the education of industrial designers
eh-bear-ay ah-gwan-cha
about
ebere is a chicago born, igbo-american designer, maker and researcher. she graduated with an industrial design degree from iowa state university in dec. 2O19 with her thesis - rescue point - infusing a circular design economy with her culture. currently her local practice in chicago extends into community building, care advocacy, and vacant space activation.
she is now working with Norman Teague Design Studios and Ọkpara House© - both as a designer, maker and project manager. since october, ebere has been serving as a designer in residence with the artist-led, chicago-based non-profit organization alt_(alt space). she is also a part of the place keeping initiative - in ℅: Black women(in care of Black women) as a contributor, fabricator, and designer.
additionaly she is a design freelancer and occasionally completes creative pro bono work for non-profit orginizations. her conceptual work explores archived artifacts and images, preserving them into contemporary iterations with object design and abstract processing video.
this digital site will be a space for ebere to curate her work, document projects with others, offer freelancing services, and archive researched explorations.
contact
for cv, commissions, conversations and collaborations get in touch. status : open for work starting 06.21
e - eagwun@gmail.com
ig - @ebere.agwuncha
w - ebereagwuncha.com
credits
font in use - ia writer quattro designed by iA
website design and programming - ebere agwuncha
edu
Iowa State University, B.Industrial Design [2015 - 2019]
i can do
3d / industrial design
design research / presentation
web [squarespace & cargo]
graphic design
photography
social media concept & implementation
visual and brand identity
for / with / @
Norman Teague Design Studios ＋︎
Ọkpara House ＋︎
In ℅ Black Women ＋︎
Studio of Folayemi [Fo] Wilson ＋︎
Alt_Chicago - 501(c)3 nonprofit organization ＋︎
Goodfriends Studio ＋
Bridge - Chicago ＋
NYC - Undisclosed Studio
MidwasteSpacePeoples ＋
One Iowa - 501(c)3 nonprofit organization ＋
The Des Moines Art Center ＋
LITES Clothing Brand
Mitchell Squire ＋
Hoops Web Series ＋
Women in Industrial Design Chicago ＋
＋ link
︎ currently working with for / with / @
recent thoughtful events
in ℅ Black women on collective care - panelist ＋
Afrotechtopia - Fractal Fête 2021 - atendee ＋
Patch Grey Area Workshop - scholarship award ＋Making Futures Workshop: Bauhaus Raumlaborberlin - participant ＋
currently reading
journal on tropical architecture
Black Futures by Jenna Wortham and Kimberly Drew
journal on the education of industrial designers
© ebere agwuncha 2021