Jason Isolini is a creative strategist and visual systems thinker whose work sits at the intersection of brand strategy, experiential production, and contemporary art. Over more than a decade, he has helped Fortune 500 companies, global agencies, and cultural institutions translate complex briefs into clear strategic frameworks and high-impact campaigns that perform as well as they resonate.

At the Duggal Greenhouse, Jason leads creative strategy and production for major brand activations — shaping the narrative territories, pitch frameworks, and experiential systems behind campaigns for clients including Samsung, Google, and Monday.com. Working fluidly across strategy, production, and creative direction, he specializes in aligning cross-functional teams and building experiences designed around how people actually move through, engage with, and remember space.

Jason 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 internationally with institutions including Fotomuseum Winterthur (Switzerland), the Ammerman Center for Art and Technology, and Humboldt University Berlin, and recognized through programs with Rhizome and Anthropic. He is also a creative consultant and director at Dear Dave Magazine, and his work has been featured in Forbes, W Magazine, Artforum, and Artspace, with writing appearing in Outland, Zora Zine, and Moving Image Artist Journal (UK). He holds a BFA from the School of Visual Arts and an MFA in Media Theory from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.