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This video work from 2023 is based on an artistic intervention by Fritz Horstmann in the exhibition “Archaeology of Modernity” at the Bauhaus Dessau. The intervention engaged with objects from the Bauhaus Foundation’s Building Research Archive and did not only make them visible but also established new relationships between them. Inspired by the historical material…

In 2024 the attendants of ’10. Forum Architekturwissenschaften‘ in Dessau had the honour of getting a small glimpse into my Super Secret Diary, in which I recorded all trials and tribulations of my first year of working as an architect in the professional field.This fictional diary served as a means of personal reflection about the…

‘Rewriting the Ihme-Zentrum: Exploring Fiction Writing as a Method of Knowledge Creation in Architecture‘ is the title of my Master Thesis in Design Research, completed in March 2025. It concluded an intense period of applied research on site of the Ihme-Zentrum in Hannover and at my theory-ridden desk in Leipzig.The thesis blends writing styles, theorizes…

‘Writing History – Fiction as an Anarchist Knowledge Practice‘ was a workshop I led at the Myzelium Conference on Anarchist Studies in Leipzig.During the workshop, the participants and I explored the process of devising, writing and telling stories as an active anarchist knowledge practice: decentralised, collective and non-hierarchical. Across three time frames – past, present…

In 2024 a research project was launched on the theme of post-industrial landscapes in the town of Bitterfeld-Wolfen as part of the Bauhaus Study Rooms, which ultimately resulted in an article for the platform Atlas do Chão.‘Atlas do Chão – Ground Atlas’ is an online platform that maps locations around the world that have a…

As part of the OSTEN Festival, a festival for art and mutual interest, we invited visitors to join us on a walk through the Bitterfeld-Wolfen chemical park. This site, which in the last century was still clearly recognisable as a centre of industrial production, now features several open spaces that have been reclaimed by nature…