Pascal OkaforDublin, Ireland

I build products, make art, and write what comes to mind.

I work on digital products and systems, paint, and build Avid—a reading companion for people who want books to stay with them. I also write reflections on human behaviour, social life, books and whatever else keeps returning to me.

FIELD NOTES / 2026

Product practice, independent making, painting and writing—separate pursuits connected by curiosity, judgement and care.

01 / PRACTICE

Three ways of looking closely.

Products

Systems people can trust.

From complex transformation work to Avid, the concern is the same: make the structure legible and the experience worth returning to.

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02 / SELECTED WORK

Work is where judgement becomes visible.

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01
Avid’s Read Next screen, suggesting a book through the reader’s conversation archive
AUTHENTIC PRODUCT IMAGE / AVID

Independent product

Avid

A reading companion built to help books continue working on the reader.

Conceived, designed and shipped independently. Avid treats reading as a conversation that can keep unfolding across passages, books and time.

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02

Professional practice

Product systems and transformation

Establishing product structure, governance, workflow improvements and adoption within complex organisations.

03

Product leadership

Earlier product work

Commercial product experience shaped by prioritisation, cross-functional delivery and the discipline of making trade-offs visible.

03 / THE STUDIO

Images are another way of thinking.

A selection of Pascal’s paintings, shared through @chiebuniem_—an account named for his Igbo name. Each work keeps its original proportion.

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04 / FROM THE MARGINS

Notes from wherever the mind wanders.

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05 / NOW

Currently

Small coordinates from the present. Last edited July 2026.

Making
Avid, and a more connected home for this wider practice.
Reading
Cover of The Infinity Machine by Sebastian MallabyThe Infinity Machine: Demis Hassabis, DeepMind and the Quest for Superintelligenceby Sebastian Mallaby
Thinking about
Products that leave more room for human judgement.
Learning
AI-assisted product building—especially where the tool ends and human judgement begins.