Futti Krutti was a one-day neighbourhood arts festival at Kruttverket — a building in east Oslo on its way to becoming a cultural centre. The festival was part of the Experiences for Social Innovation module at AHO, a service design brief where 34 students had three weeks to co-create and run a real event for the local community. I contributed hands-on across several workstreams. The centrepiece of my work was Fotokrøll — a photo booth installation — and an interactive Flappy Bird-style game built in Python, running on a vintage TV operated with a PS5 controller. At the entrance, I projected a noise-reactive logo onto the wall: a 3D model I made in Blender, animated to respond to the ambient sound and energy of the crowd. I also contributed to the visual identity of the festival. The day closed with me reading a short story to around 50 kids in a sauna.

• Fotokrøll — photo booth installation
• Interactive game — Python
• Noise-reactive projection mapping
• 3D logo — Blender
• Visual identity contribution
• Live storytelling