graphic design student
about
1
Within These Leaves
ABC about books,
Book divided into
subjective and theoretical part
Flip-book
Supervised by Rietlanden
Women’s Office and Julia Born
2
Lieber Zwilling
Embroidered letter
Stitched on paper,
drawn on procreate
printed on canvas paper
(42 cm x 59,4 cm)
Supervised by Julia Born
3
Replica in Paris
Videoessay & Research
on repatriation of nature
Made from salt dough and textile
Co-created with Enya Fux
Supervised by
Sereina Rothenberger
4
Lotto
Poster for Viskom X-Mas Lottery
Shared layout
Contribution to the
collective series
(84.1 cm x 118.9 cm)
5
Spiral of time
Videoinstallation
digitally drawn
and animated circles
projected in water reservoir
Co-created with Enya Fux
6
In Between
Poster design for niram
Analog composition of paper
Hide album name before the event
Invitation poster
(89.5 cm x 12.8 cm)
Private project
7
RWO Talk
Poster Design for Rietlanden
Women‘s Office
Talk at HKB
silk-screened and
scanned composition using ornament
(29.7 cm × 42 cm)
Co-created with Anissa Ammann
8
(currently working on)
Embroidery as a Form of writing
Research on embroidered borders
and the history of writing
Exploration of textile samplers
as early forms of literacy
and mark-making
(Text & concept development)
Supervised by Ronja Andersen
Embroidery as a Form of writing (ongoing) — Bookdesign
This ongoing research project explores embroidered edges as early forms of inscription, learning, and cultural memory. Drawing on the tradition of textile samplers, the work examines how stitches function as marks of literacy, discipline, and identity. By focusing on borders and margins, it reveals embroidery as a parallel writing system in which thread becomes line and knowledge is formed through repetition. Through archival research and material experimentation, the project reframes domestic needlework as a medium of memory and subtle intellectual practice, a space where learning and making intertwine, stitch by stitch.