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Noor Haddad

Work, 2016–2026

Work(06)

6 case studies in depth, and an index of everything else since 2016: workshops, talks, experiments and small commissions.

  1. Three Veld posters on a dark green ground: Soft Ground in green and yellow, Field Notes for a Flood in blue and pink, Night Shift in burgundy and aqua, each with the VELD wordmark over a different contour field.

    Veld Kunsthal

    2025

    An identity that redraws itself from every exhibition’s floor plan

    Generative identityVeld Kunsthal, UtrechtField: contour

  2. A concert stage at night: a wide LED wall shows a red orbital system around a black disc above Mira Sol at her desk, with a rim-lit crowd in the foreground.

    Low Orbit

    2024

    A tour visualiser driven by stems, built to survive 34 different stages

    Music visualiserMira Sol / Halfmoon RecordsField: orbit

  3. The Uniforms editor open on a laptop against a bright blue ground: lesson list on the left, shader code with a frequency slider in use, and blue and white stripes in the preview.

    Uniforms

    2025

    A shader playground for students who have never written one

    Shader playgroundKade School of Interaction, RotterdamField: lattice

  4. A control room desk at night with three monitors: the old SCADA wall on the left, Undertone’s listening view in the middle with an amber anomaly, and a replay summary on the right, two small speakers on the desk.

    Undertone

    2024

    Making a river’s sensor data audible for the night shift

    Data sonificationWaterschap Lage DeltaField: waveform

  5. Headset view of a living room at true scale in December light: a dimension line shows the 2.70 m ceiling, a teal pin marks the window seat with a client’s note, and a sun dial reads 13:24.

    Atlas Room

    2026

    A spatial review room where clients stand in a building before it’s built

    Spatial computing prototypeHollander & Saar Architects, RotterdamField: volume

  6. Issue 14 of Long Take, “Duration”, with a coast road at dusk on its cover, beside issue 13 and a stack of back issues on a dark red ground.

    Long Take

    2023

    A film quarterly whose grid is made of aspect ratios

    Editorial designLong Take, BrusselsField: ribbon