Visual storytelling is at the core of how I communicate complexity and spark meaningful dialogue. Sketches, diagrams, maps, and interactive booklets are not just ways to represent complex social and ecological challenges—they are active tools for reflection, learning, and collaboration. They can help reveal hidden patterns, connect diverse perspectives, and make possible strategies more tangible.

My visuals are designed to invite people into co-creating stories about systemic transformation and regenerative futures. I’ve delivered tailored visualization material for the Transformations Community, COBALT, ETH Zurich’s Systemic Design Labs, and the MonViso Institue, including recruitment, educational and promotional materials, academic funding proposals, brochures, wayfinding signage, maps and social media/outreach campaigns.

Visual Storytelling

Visual booklet showcasing diverse stories and interpretations of resilience across international mountain communities.

Visualization from Fitzpatrick, 2023 showing how concepts such as complexity, resilience, and awareness emerge across diverse worldviews.

Diagram charting the dynamic interactions between different methods and practices from Fitzpatrick et al., 2024.

Visualizing the nested scales of regenerative design, from products and building to broader bioregions, inspired by the fractal geometry of the Fibonacci spiral. Co-developed with Tobias Luthe and Daniel Christian Wahl.

Diagram illustrating the process of relationship-building to establish a partnership between the community of Hemsedal and the Oslo School of Architecture and Design.

Synthesis map presenting regenerative strategies for Ostana, ranging from communal composting centers to an internship program with a regional university. Co developed with Tobias Luthe, MVI interns and community members of Ostana.

Diagram from Fitzpatrick et al., 2024 illustrating the interactions between different dimensions of reflexivity—methodological, data, interpersonal, contextual etc.

Visualizing how bioregionalism is shaped by the dynamic interplay between rural-urban contexts. Co-developed with Tobias Luthe.

A series of synthesis maps showing a range of regenerative strategies co-developed with AHO students, Tobias Luthe and community members of Hemsedal.