An open-source computer designed around repairability, transparency and digital sovereignty. Pocket Reform explores technology as a social and political infrastructure rather than a black box.
Editorial and design work on a book documenting a political-artistic intervention by the Zentrum für Politische Schönheit — translating a controversial public action into critical, reflective form.
A research practice investigating how narratives of the future shape what becomes possible, desirable and credible. It connects critical futures research with AI ethics and feminist technology philosophy.
A card-based toolkit for public innovation processes, developed to make collaborative future-making accessible to cities, administrations and citizens alike.
Deutschland geht Klauen is a political performance by Peng Kollektiv addressing questions of ownership, wealth and social inequality.
A strategic exploration of how a cultural institution can connect digital, physical and live experiences. The project rethinks the visitor journey across different forms of engagement.
A card set translating Feminist Ethics of Technology into concrete questions for reflection during research & design processes.
A speculative urban project exploring alternative forms of participation. The city becomes a space of conflict, negotiation and possibility.
