Jason Isolini is a creative strategist and producer focused on brand, experience, and content. His work helps organizations translate business objectives into clear, scalable execution across physical and digital environments.

At the Duggal Greenhouse, Jason has led high-impact brand activations and experiential productions for clients including Samsung, Google, and Monday.com, supporting sales initiatives, streamlining pre-event strategy, and driving measurable attendance, pipeline influence, and ROI. His hybrid background across strategy, production, and creative direction enables him to align teams, manage complexity, and deliver work that performs in real-world conditions.

Alongside his commercial practice, Jason maintains a deep engagement with contemporary art and visual culture. He is a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellow in Digital and Electronic Media and a finalist for the Jerome Hill Foundation Fellowship in Visual Arts. His work has been exhibited and presented internationally with institutions including Fotomuseum Winterthur, the Ammerman Center for Art and Technology, and Humboldt University Berlin.

Jason is also a creative consultant and director at Dear Dave Magazine, an award-winning tri-annual publication of photography and writing. His personal and commercial projects have been featured in Forbes, W Magazine, Artforum, and Artspace, among others, and his writing has appeared in Outland, Zora Zine, and Moving Image Artist Journal (UK). He holds a BFA from the School of Visual Arts and an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.