Selected work and earlier experience
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.
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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.
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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
- Google’s new artwork is an ode to our complicated relationship with technologyRead article
- Artist Lachlan Turczan and Google's 'Making the Invisible Visible' at Milan Design Week 2025Read article
- ItaliaMaking the Invisible Visible, la mostra che ci svela il processo e la tecnologia dietro agli oggetti del futuroRead article
Further selected press (7)
- Lachlan Turczan makes "the invisible visible" for Google Milan installationRead article
- Sensory ExperienceRead article
- designboominteractive halo light sculptures by lachlan turczan illuminate google’s exhibition in milanRead article
- Lachlan Turczan Illuminates Milan Design Week with Curtains of LightRead article
Milan Design Week 2025: Google Teams up With Light Artist for Fascinating Interactive InstallationRead article
ArchinectGoogle to host abstract art exhibition at Milan Design Week with light and water artist Lachlan TurczanRead article
- Google creates architectures of light for Design Week 2025Read article

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.
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Selected press · Milan 2024
- Making Art From the Unexpected at Milan Design WeekRead article
- How to harness the power of colour in your homeRead article
- Google and Chromasonic make sense of colour at Milan Design WeekRead article
Further selected press (14)
- Chromasonic makes "light audible and sound visible" for Google’s Milan installationRead article
- Designing at Google, designing for humans: “When in doubt, refer to nature”Read article
Google’s Ivy Ross Makes Sense of ColorRead article
- Are designers underutilizing colour as a sensory element? Ask Google and ChromasonicRead article
- SHOWstudioDive Into An Immersive World of Colour With Google At Salone Del MobileRead article
Making Sense of Color Tests the Bandwidth of Human PerceptionRead article
- BrasilEm Milão, Google realiza exposição que explora as múltiplas sensações estimuladas pelas coresRead article
- designboomto make sense of color, google plays sound frequencies with changing neon lights in milanRead article
- STIRworldGoogle's 'Making Sense of Color' to question everything we know about colour at MDWRead article
Google delves into the sensorial qualities of colour at Milan Design WeekRead article
- The sense of color according to GoogleRead article
Making Sense of Color: Google teases all senses at Milan Design WeekRead article
Firsthand exhibition reviewOur highlight at Milan Design Week 2024: Google DesignRead article
- Google will make sounds visible for Design Week 2024Read article

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.
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Selected press · Milan 2023
- Google spills the secrets of its designRead article
- Google Design Studio Unveils ‘Shaped by Water,’ OMA Commissioned for ‘Beyond the Surface’Read article
- Lachlan Turczan and Google visualise sound with giant water-covered speakersRead article
Further selected press (6)
- Google’s New Immersive Show, Created With Artist Lachlan Turczan, Uses Sound and Light to Reflect on Our Connection With WaterRead article
- ELLE Decor ItaliaItaliaShaped by Water. La danza dell’acqua al FuoriSalone 2023Read article
- designboomgoogle & lachlan turczan translate sound into hypnotizing water choreography in milanRead article
- STIRworld'Shaped by Water': Lachlan Turczan and Google Design Studio's sensorial installationRead article
- CampaignGoogle creates ‘full-body’ experience to show its design is ‘shaped by water’Read article
- L'acqua è la protagonista dell'installazione di Google per il Salone del MobileRead article

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.
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Selected press · Tokyo 2019

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.
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Selected press · Milan 2019
- Google harnesses technology to measure the physical impact of artRead article
- A Google installation in Milan lets you measure which interiors are good for your healthRead article
- Google looks at the mysterious ways design influences how you feelRead article
Further selected press (12)
- Google Reveals How the Body Responds to Good Design at Salone del Mobile 2019Read article
- Google offers "scientific proof that design is important" with A Space for BeingRead article
- Profile of Ivy RossGoogle’s Ivy Ross Wants You to Simply BeRead article
- IndiaSalone del Mobile 2019: Google’s presentation explored the psychology of designRead article
- Google invites you to feel more (and to be conscious about it)Read article
- Google Proves How Good Design Impacts Your Health and MoodRead article
Google wants to know how you really feel about designRead article
- At Google Design’s A Space For Being, Good Aesthetics Are Good for the BrainRead article
How Neuroaesthetics Will Shape the Future of DesignRead article
Google Used Sensors to Connect Neurology and Aesthetics at Milan Design WeekRead article
Ivy Ross on Google Design Studio’s “A Space for Living”Read article
- Google’s Milan show was emotionally painful – and that’s exactly what I liked about itRead article

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.
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Selected press · Milan 2018
- Why Google Is Revisiting a 20-Year-Old Concept at Milan Design WeekRead article
- Softwear: Google’s Warm, Fuzzy Vision Of The FutureRead article
- Google makes its Salone del Mobile debut with installation on technology and everyday lifeRead article
Further selected press (6)
- Google Suggests the Future of Hardware and Technology Is “Softwear”Read article
- Li Edelkoort and Google explore how digital devices can be more sensorialRead article
- Profile of Kiki van EijkKiki van Eijk Talks Google, Hermès, Salone del Mobile and the Lasting Inspiration of Vincent van GoghRead article
- IndiaSalone del Mobile 2018: Google makes its hardware design debut for home interiorsRead article
- ItaliaIvy Ross: «Ecco come vi disegno il futuro»Read article
- Google’s Ivy Ross On The Future Of Industrial DesignRead article