We design where the sketch stops helping: in the rules, records and decisions that a working thing has to carry.
Current experiments in ownership, attention and assembly.
What can a garment record actually prove? Start with a synthetic denim-jacket photograph, review its claims, and see what survives in the wardrobe.
Four printed pages put a boundary around the morning. Read a fictional edition, revise the editorial cut, then inspect what would come off the printer.
Start with physical modules, not a rendering. Hubs, connection graphs and assembly constraints determine which structures can actually be constructed.
Not yet case studies. These are active questions.
An experiment in coordinating independent AI agents and tools.
Exploring how language, topology and geometry might reason together.
A material and identity study beginning with the everyday sock.
A connected German–English vocabulary of art, making and perception.
Research is useful when it becomes something a person can test, keep or build upon. The medium changes; the responsibility to show your work does not.
How the practice works