I have always considered myself to be a visual problem solver and storyteller. When I was young I used my camera to illuminate and capture the world’s small yet meaningful details. From analyzing things up close I was able to see that no two things are exactly alike. It is this distinctiveness that allows me to appreciate and more deeply connect with my wider surroundings. To understand these details and the story they tell, led me to study Art History for my undergraduate study. As an art historian I learned to analyze a picture from the inside out, which, in turn, has given me the skills to create beautiful and cohesive designs from the inside out as a designer myself. 

Working as an Integrated Designer and Photo Content Producer and Director for seven years, I creatively and visually solved problems from multiple perspectives and learned to come up with and explore the essential visual elements needed to convey an idea, story and sensory experience. As I have progressed in my career though, I found that my work lacked the power, meaning and depth that I fundamentally believe design can have on the human experience. This search for meaning inspired me to move into the world of three-dimensional experiential design, where I am excited to nurture, mold, and transform a space through thoughtful and smart design, creating beautiful spaces that provide individuals with that fully immersive sensory experience that I get when I am in a well designed space. 

Manhattan native • Mental health advocate • Cook • Nature lover • Nostalgia obsessed

nancyfuerth@gmail.com • @nancywhitneylandscape