The interactive microsite experience AMERICAN is a collection of audio, film, and photo portraits collected and created by Robin de Puy in the US between 2022 and 2024. Here, Americans are shown not as stereotypes, but as real, complex people with hopes, dreams, fears, and a strong ability to endure and inspire. The site captures the essence of de Puy's road trip in search of an answer to the question: Who represents America? It’s not designed to be a polished digital gallery, but rather a simple, human, and somewhat nostalgic space to explore.

A selection of interactive digital ads (Wallpapers) created during my time as a Creative Developer at WeTransfer. These projects were developed in close collaboration with the in-house Creative Studio and global brands, blending animation, interaction, and storytelling into engaging browser-native experiences.

1. WeTransfer X BMW
2. WeTransfer X Burberry
3. WeTransfer X Heineken
4. WeTransfer X Chanel
5. WeTransfer X Gucci
6. WeTransfer X Adobe
7. WeTransfer X Rimowa

In light of Jungle's release of their new album, WeTransfer partnered with Jungle to create an interactive music video experience, inviting users to interact and download uniquely generated posters. I was responsible for the mobile UI develoment and experimentation for the Jungle X WeTransfer website and experience.

Nostos is a project exploring concepts of memory and archive, combining original hand-printed cyanotypes with stories from my grandfather's autobiography, bound the form of in an artists' book. As an extention of the project, I also developed an interactive website, where viewers can experience the book digitally, uncovering the artworks and stories within it. This formed part of my Visual Arts thesis and was awarded Distinction.

Developed during the pandemic, this project began as a pseudo-autobiographical documentation of my experience during the first lockdown. It evolved into an ever-growing website aimed at fostering a 'Virtual Balcony' community and (hopefully) providing some entertainment.

As Director of Art & Design at Duke University’s FORM Magazine, I oversaw both print and digital issues from concept to production. My contributions, featured in Volumes XX, XXI, and XXV, spanned editorial design, art direction, and visual storytelling through photography, painting, and creative writing.