Selected work and earlier experience

Google

Exploring design through the senses.

Google’s exhibitions bring hardware into conversation with art, materials and everyday life. This selection brings together JIH PR’s communications work in Milan and Tokyo and Jane’s experience at previous agencies, identified below.

View selected press
Visitors moving through columns of light at Google’s Making the Invisible Visible exhibition in Milan.

Image: Courtesy of Google

Milan · 2025

Making the Invisible Visible

With artist Lachlan Turczan, Google explored how abstract ideas become tangible experiences. Sculptures of light shifted around visitors, opening a conversation between artistic expression and the design of Google’s hardware.

Explore the exhibition

JIH PR

Our work

We led all press and media relations for Google’s Milan exhibitions, serving as the global point of contact for journalists. Our work included on-site press management in Milan, media inquiries, interviews and editorial coordination with Google’s design team and collaborators.

Selected press · Milan 2025

Further selected press (7)
Visitors’ silhouettes among purple illuminated screens at Google’s Making Sense of Color exhibition in Milan.

Photograph: Edoardo Delille & Giulia Piermartiri

Milan · 2024

Making Sense of Color

Created with Chromasonic, this multisensory exhibition explored color beyond sight. Light became audible before visitors encountered spaces devoted to touch, smell and taste, revealing the thinking behind Google’s hardware palette.

Explore the exhibition

JIH PR

Selected press · Milan 2024

Further selected press (14)
Water patterns projected onto a circular overhead surface above curved seating and a reflective vessel in Lachlan Turczan’s Wavespace installation for Google.

Photograph: Edoardo Delille

Milan · 2023

Shaped by Water

Water became a source of design inspiration in this collaboration with Lachlan Turczan. Sound activated rippling pools and reflected light overhead, connecting natural phenomena with the forms of Google’s hardware.

Explore the exhibition

Jane’s work at a previous agency

Selected press · Milan 2023

Further selected press (6)
Design sketches and Google devices displayed along a window at the comma exhibition in Tokyo.

Photograph: Hiroto Miura

Tokyo · 2019

comma

Curated by Lidewij Edelkoort, comma offered a pause within everyday life. Google devices sat alongside ceramics, furniture and recycled textile wall hangings, exploring technology’s quiet integration into the home.

Explore the exhibition

JIH PR

Selected press · Tokyo 2019

Muuto mirrors above a dining table in the Transformative room of Google’s A Space for Being exhibition.

Photograph: Maremosso Studio

Milan · 2019

A Space for Being

Created with Muuto, Reddymade and Johns Hopkins’ International Arts + Mind Lab, three distinct rooms explored neuroaesthetics. Visitors discovered how furnishings, color, sound and scent could influence their physical responses.

Explore the exhibition

JIH PR

Selected press · Milan 2019

Further selected press (12)
Kiki van Eijk’s tapestry beside the introductory video displays at the entrance to Google’s Softwear exhibition in Milan.

Image: Courtesy of Google

Milan · 2018

Softwear

Google’s Milan debut explored the seamless integration of technology into everyday life. Curated by Lidewij Edelkoort, Softwear paired tactile hardware with domestic objects and specially commissioned wall hangings by Kiki van Eijk.

Explore the exhibition

Jane’s work at a previous agency

Selected press · Milan 2018

Further selected press (6)
Back to selected work

Get in touch

For public relations and communications support, projects, collaborations and press inquiries.

press@jihpr.com

Clients, past & present

  • Google
  • Michael Graves Design
  • Lore Bathing Club
  • Hwang Bishop
  • The Slowdown
  • Johns Hopkins’ International Arts + Mind Lab
  • Eileen Fisher
  • Reddymade
  • Chromasonic
  • Tarkett
  • Kinfolk Notes