Bing is a tool/ toy that enables anyone to visually compose music. It derives from my master thesies on how we humans need to play in order to learn as well as from my personal passion for music instruments.
Images © Nikolai Frerichs
Gif © Gina Bolle

Swiss company On Running asked us to envision the running shoe sole of 2040. Asking what could be the lightest yet high performing running shoe sole, this project presents a customizable 3D-printed sole, that mimics the efficiency and perfomance of spacer fabrics.
Images © Nikolai Frerichs

In the future, we might be freed from the tedious part of driving and left only with its joyful sensations. To answer Mini’s brief of a future steering wheel, I chose to bring character and a fun driving experience into the cockpit drawing reference from fullbody steering sports like sailing and horse riding.
Images © Gina Bolle

For Italian company Santoni we designed an autonomous city taxi that offers flexibility for the various needs of urban nomads, while showcasing great potential of their 3D-knitting technology. As the use of the vehicle shifts towards public transport the interior reflects that logic being designed for cleanability, maintenance and durability. Therefore the fabrics can be easily customized and branded.
Project together with Stefan Troendle.

In order to showcase the intense luminance of Seoul Semiconductors' LEDs, this project draws attention to the usually empty space that light travels through until we can see it on a surface. The rotating particles create an atmosphere that triggers awe as in a campfire.
Images © Daniela Rauschmeier

How could I help the company LAUFEN to bring the washbasin out of the bathroom and into a new context? My proposal wants to reinterpret the classic fountain and combines it with the communal washbasin. As a 360 degree approachable anchor in space it lives in entrance halls of banks, hotel lobbies, or offices.
Images © Lukas Lüttgen

What started as a welding exercise became a fun little side project. I combined a few different welding joints with some leftover steel to create a small side table. Some time later the wooden wardrobe Time-Out emerged almost by itself.
Images © Paul Rees

Over the years a few small, but beautiful projects have accumulated that either emerged under a tight deadline or from a bifurcation of a project, be it a Geodesic Dome that now decorates the patio of Steelcase in Munich, an exhibition booth for an automatic vineyard robot, or the vinyl cover of the post-punk band 'Exclusive'.

Making a mess and cleaning it makes much more fun than just keeping a desk tidy, as most of the beauty lies in the work and not in the outcome.