Bergen Assembly 2025
across, with, nearby
Website
Project Management
Design
With Neue Gestaltung
Photos by Abrakadabra Studio
Bergen Assembly 2025 (11.09–09.11.2025), is experiential — a communal, living, and evolving process of art and sharing. This edition is convened by Ravi Agarwal, Adania Shibli, and the Bergen School of Architecture. Speech bubbles serve as both metaphor and method: forms of connection that invite curiosity, conversation, and collaboration. Always in motion, they visualise the triennial’s spirit of exchange.
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Circle – Live Data Pulse
Experience Room HQ in New York
Design Lead
Concept
With FIELD.IOA modular storytelling environment that turns Circle’s financial infrastructure into something people can follow, explore, and understand.
Live data, modular stories, and a unified visual system come together in an immersive presentation environment designed to help different audiences navigate the ecosystem and support new narratives over time.
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flatex Next
Online Trading Platform
for flatexDEGIRO User Interface
User Experience
Design Strategy
With Neue Gestaltung
flatex Next is one of Europe’s leading online brokers, available as both a mobile app and a web version. It offers comprehensive trading options for stocks, ETFs funds, certificates and saving plans, alongside personal portfolio management and in-depth analysis tools. It represents a simple, secure, and flexible online banking experience. Its modular system of components enables the development of new applications and services with high consistency, adapting seamlessly to evolving user needs and technological advancements.
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Bayerische Theaterakademie August Everding
Visual Identity Project Management
Design
Art Direction
With Neue GestaltungThe Theater Academy August Everding in Munich is a unique teaching and learning theater. It’s a place where passionate theater makers come together, and this passion is vividly reflected in the identity. Publications such as programs, banners, and posters are regularly created for its eight degree programs and three theaters.
Awarded by STA Chicago, one of 100 best examples of typographic excellence.
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Sichtbar
Exhibition Design
Museum Ulm
HfG Schwäbisch Gmünd
With André Hieber,
Laura Junghanns, Nelly Nieter
Over the past decades, dozens of life stories from Jewish residents of Ulm have been collected This exhibition brings their fates to light. In cooperation with the Haus der Stadtgeschichte / Stadtarchiv Ulm, media concepts were developed to explore aspects of the city’s history.
In-depth content is projected onto a movable panel that visitors can interact with. The panel runs along a track, narrating the family’s stories through different phases of life.
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