The theme of the studio this semester focused on the analysis of a global problem that could be shown in an alternative world exhibition. The students developed individual exhibition concepts that enable a globally networked, decentralized exhibition with the help of physical and digital display tools.
A square arrangement of 12 screens displayed the studio work of the semester. The audience in the middle of the installation followed the students' presentation from there. Each project consists of a globe animation showing the possible areas of interaction, further renderings, videos, animations, architectural drawings and 3D-printed models, focusing on a different exhibition concept. The final review was followed by an exhibition where each display continued to show a project for the following days.
Student contribution: Sofia Ayala, Sarah Chabane, Eva Collier, Leon Economidis, Liran Gil, Leonardo Hatoum, Anja Ils, Baya Imadalou, Isabella Kaiser, Edouard Lemoisson, Alexandru Lihatchi, Yiu Hin Lok, Fabien Maes, Zineb Mustapha, Juhee Oh, Lucien Rahm, Leonita Ramiqi, Hanya Sayed, Lucas Shooner, David Steinhausen, Barbara Urmossy, Anthony Viola, Meron Yebrah
Guest reviewers: Saori Hattori, Manuel Herz, Kangil Ji, Masahiro Kinoshita, Lindsey Krug, Nicole McIntosh, Ga-in Sim, Erwin Viray