Festival experience · 2024Lollapalooza 20th-Anniversary Figure
A monumental character object designed as landmark, photo ritual, and living piece of a major festival identity.
Source → promise → proof
Festival visitors turn a brand character into a shared social ritual.
A monumental, stable photo landmark delivered in Grant Park.
For Lollapalooza’s 20th anniversary, Jake designed and directed a large-scale character experience that turned a graphic figure into a physical meeting point for festival visitors.
A character big enough to enter the crowd.
The object had to read instantly within a dense festival landscape, hold its silhouette in photographs, and invite people to complete the composition with their own bodies.
Keep the graphic clarity. Solve the real object.
Orthographic development and fabrication logic translated a flat character into a stable, dimensional experience without losing its graphic clarity.
A social object at metropolitan scale.
The figure appeared during Lollapalooza’s 20th year in Chicago, functioning as a recognizable social object within the scale and density of Grant Park.

Jake can convert a graphic brand asset into a socially legible physical encounter at major-festival scale.