The identity design for Fairsun Solaranlagen features an animated typeface developed using creative coding techniques. The dots of the font vibrate to reflect the technical workings of solar panels.  The dynamic movement of the dots in the font visually represents the energy transfer process, symbolising both functionality and innovation.
A clean and functional website was also developed to provide comprehensive information about Fairsun's products. The website offers an intuitive user interface, allowing visitors easy access to detailed descriptions and technical specifications of the solar solutions.

This animation was created as part of a collaboration between the Rhaetian Railway UNESCO World Heritage Site and the FHNW (Institute for Digital Communication Environments). The challenge was to find a way to capture the sublime character of the Graubünden landscape and the fascinating buildings of the railway line. The final 3D visualisation is based on the real elevation model of the Alpine region, the railway line follows its original route and the viaducts are recreated according to their authentic construction plans. We also decided to create the surface of the landscape from a detailed and abstracted photo collage showing the diverse flora of the region. The idea and the images were created during fieldwork in the form of an extended hike.

"BÊTA Rethinking the Museum Framework" is a proposal for a digital extension of the Museum of Ancient Art in Basel that bridges the ancient world and the present. The project aims to integrate current and relevant discussions into the museum's permanent collection, creating a lively interaction between the exhibits and the visitors. BÊTA introduces various platforms such as lectures, radio broadcasts and workshops, all designed to stimulate dialogue and increase visitor engagement with the subject of antiquity.

A key feature of this initiative is the AR Guest Book, which combines digital interaction with the physical space of the museum. This element adds a playful and engaging dimension to the museum experience, allowing visitors to leave their digital impressions that blend seamlessly with the ancient artefacts.

This branding project, created in collaboration with landscape architects, aims to represent the core aspects of their work across different media. The design is based on organic shapes inspired by the architects' drawings and seeks to highlight both the aesthetic and functional elements of landscape architecture. Using a curated colour palette, the branding reflects the natural vibrancy and sophistication of the designs, ensuring a cohesive and consistent visual identity.

The poster features an abstract three-dimensional wireframe of a cubic structure, symbolising the versatility and complexity of the architectural and structural building process. Key details of the event, such as date, time and location, are integrated into the structure. The clean lines and geometric shapes of the wireframe create a sense of structure and order, while allowing a sense of exploration and creativity. Accompanied by an animation, the 3D shape rotates, dynamically presenting different views and highlighting event information. 

This editorial layout is an experiment to investigate how to highlight the scientific citations in a paper. By adjusting the visual hierarchy, typography and spacing, the citations are highlighted.  This approach alters the reading experience of a scientific text and changes the research process.