Cassiopeia
Diplomaproject
2025
Development, Programming, Concept, Design
Mentored by NORM and Konrad Renner
—Subjective Browsing. This work reframes the browser as a site of interpretation , making the
act of browsing feel unfamiliar, active, and open-ended. It invites users to deconstruct and
reclaim,
lowering barriers, fostering agency, and revealing the web’s structure as something both
designed and designable.
Made possible through a custom built browser, accompanied by an instruction manual on the entry
page.
GeoTech Style Vision
Photography and Styling, Editorial, Poster
2023
We are increasingly relying on technology to make our lives easier, no longer needing to carry a
big paper map to get from point A to B, or even having to know how to read it. We can visit any
place in the world via Google Street View. One no longer needs to deeply engage with
the terrain since satellite-based navigation does the engaging for us.
Parallel to this development, city dwellers increasingly opt for outdoor clothing in their urban
habitats — an aesthetic known as Gorpcore.
But these clothes, designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, will never get to fulfill
their purpose. What does this paradox reveal about our lack of connection to the natural world
around us?
Politics of Love
Design and Coding
2024
A digital publication created to accompany the exhibition Politics of Love at Kunsthaus Hamburg
in winter 2024. The exhibition explored love as a transformative force for solidarity and
connection in times of global crisis.
Featuring works by international artists, it highlighted intimacy, diversity, and collective
action. The design of the website mirrors these moments of togetherness und connection by
functioning as a network itself, visualizing the content in a conditional navigation structure.
Visitors could explore the exhibited works and artists, as well as related events and
activations—including an open call for Mail-Art postcards, which brought in over 100 submissions
displayed in an interactive carousel.
New Chicago
Typedesign
2022–ongoing
New Chicago is based on the iconic bitmap font “Chicago” designed by Susan Kare for the first
Apple Macintosh computers. The revival typeface was created by developing a bespoke process to
reshape the original bitmap Chicago into something new. Inspired by experimental Typedesigners
such as Cornel Windlin, Wim Crowel and Neville Brody; the process involves redrawing the bitmap
characters, forcefully scaling them up and redrawing them with no grey-values using a p5.js
script.
The result is a version of the bitmap Chicago that is appropriate for high resolution screens,
without losing the charm of the original. The typeface ranges from a delicate light to a dense
bold and all the static cuts are contained in a variable font, seamlessly creating the instances
in between.
EXPO 64: Im Archiv von Jacques Plancherel
Editorial
2023
Exploring the archives of the Museum für Gestaltung, we came across the extensive collection of
Swiss graphic designer Jacques Plancherel. As he once claimed in an interview with SRF — he
really did keep everything.
His contribution the national exhibition Expo 64 can be traced through a wealth of material:
newspaper clippings, financial records, photos, and public responses. The book presents these
findings in chronological order, offering a layered view into the design process and the
overlooked stories hidden in the archive.
Musik mit Maus
Layout, Illustration
2024
A children’s music booklet that teaches the basics of musical notation for the Zurich Music
Level Test. Developed in close collaboration with author Yoko Jinnai, the visual concept and
layout were designed to be both engaging and educationally valuable for children. Illustrations
and a color-coded system support mnemonic learning. The booklet can be used in lessons as well
as for independent learning.
Langnau Jazz Nights
Poster Design and Visual Identity
2023
This poster was officially chosen for the 2023 Langnau Jazz Nights, an annual jazz festival in
Switzerland with a long tradition. In collaboration with the event organizers, the design was
produced not only as posters but also across social media, magazine ads, stickers, t-shirts, and
more. A self-developed p5.js script served as the main tool, translating black-and-white inputs
into shapes and colors. The result was a very flexible system that enabled the creation of a
wide range of applications with ease.
10 Guiding Principles SIX Group
Poster and Postcard Design
2025
Poster and postcard designed for the SIX Financial Information Customer Support Team,
visualizing ten guiding principles that they developed collectively. Distributed
internationally, the posters served as tokens of appreciation for the teams.
waters blend
Album Cover Design
2024
Five single covers and the album cover were created for the second edition of the Liquid Pop
project waters blend, initiated by Djamal Moumène in 2021. Conceived during the Covid-19
pandemic, the project brought together artists working remotely to collaborate across distance.
Like streams converging, influences and voices intertwined into a shared work, reflecting the
project’s spirit of connection and collective creation.
Anna Monika Jost
Digital Archive
2023
Concept, Design, Prototyping
As part of an archival design project, a digital interface was developed to give new access to
the work of Swiss graphic designer Anna Monika Jost.
A unique radial navigation with a filter system was developed which lets users explore her
designs in a playful way. The simple geometrical shapes of the interface translate her style
into a contemporary digital design. A biographical timeline runs in parallel, adding personal
and historical context.
Based on interviews and archival research, the project sheds light on Jost’s remarkable path as
a woman working with major clients like UNESCO, Prisunic, and Fiat — often alongside well-known
male designers such as Jean Widmer and Roger Tallon. Her career spanned across Paris, Milan,
Basel, and Zurich, quietly shaping visual culture through a distinct
and steady practice.
CRISPR
Browser Extension
2024
Concept, Coding
By animating and interacting with the often-overlooked building blocks of the web—those mundane,
nearly invisible HTML tags that operate in the background— the CRISPR Extensions make us
consider the hidden structures that shape our digital experience.
Through a set of Browser Extensions we are able to access the DNA of any website, altering its
gene expressions and restructuring internal hierarchies – thus transforming how we perceive and
interact with the online environment.
What lies beneath the internet’s glassy surfaces? CRISPR gestures toward a reimagining of how we
navigate the infinite pages of the web: as more than mere consumers of information, but as
participants in a living, visual dialogue between language, technology, and the hidden
frameworks that underpin our digital lives.
