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institutional rigor meets creative fluency

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Fern Santini designed leather walled entry way in Austin Texas home with Jeffrey Gibson painting hanging on the wall.

KIN

The Creative Practice of Dylan Turk.

This studio operates at the intersection of art, architecture, and public culture. We shape institutions, environments, and ideas that endure. The work moves between the emotional and the structural, exploring how culture is built, experienced, and sustained over time.

 

KIN operates as a cultural studio dedicated to work that is bold, visionary, and real—projects that aim for sophistication, empathy, and lasting human connection.

 

Legacy of Cultural Precision

Our work is defined by judgement and intuition—equal parts scholarship and instinct. From museums to private collections, we translate complexity into clarity and vision into permanence. It’s not just about what we build—it’s about how it feels, and how long it lasts.

 
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