I’m a designer and writer in NYC.
I also co-direct the landscape design studio Other Fields.
cntuite@gmail.com
I also co-direct the landscape design studio Other Fields.
cntuite@gmail.com
Big Oil Archive
I interviewed artist Sanaz Sohrabi about her work with the British Petroleum archive and the world’s oldest obsession.

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Published in Avery Shorts Season 3, 2019
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Slideshow presented at Datatopia, Berlin, Germany, summer 2018.
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Slideshow presented at Datatopia, Berlin, Germany, summer 2018.

20/20
Newburgh, NY
Newburgh, NY
Moving through a house like hiking up a mountain. Through the musty undergrowth to the sun shining bright symbols above, designated danger marked on a butterfly’s wing.
In Newburgh, a city which has faced economic austerity and abandonment, many of the historic facades now bear a red X - a graphic indication of structural danger and visual reminder of poverty.
20/20 renders Newburgh's ubiquitous red X into natural phenomena.
In Newburgh, a city which has faced economic austerity and abandonment, many of the historic facades now bear a red X - a graphic indication of structural danger and visual reminder of poverty.
20/20 renders Newburgh's ubiquitous red X into natural phenomena.
Light box with vinyl transparency, 2019.
Exhibited in “Terrain Biennial”, Newburgh NY
Photography by Michael Vahrenwald
Exhibited in “Terrain Biennial”, Newburgh NY
Photography by Michael Vahrenwald



NoHuntingPurple14319
New York, NY
New York, NY
In many US states, a particular shade of purple paint is a legal territorial marker. It is called No Hunting Purple, available by the gallon.
In 2018 in New York City, we take a purple-marked fence from the countryside and install it on the roof of a bank, claiming $14,319 worth of the building’s air rights. We tell no one. It remains today.
In 2018 in New York City, we take a purple-marked fence from the countryside and install it on the roof of a bank, claiming $14,319 worth of the building’s air rights. We tell no one. It remains today.
2018 - ongoing
Together with Nathaniel De Large
Photography by Michael Vahrenwald
Together with Nathaniel De Large
Photography by Michael Vahrenwald

