RESEARCH
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In the preceding research Nets Stretched into the Unknown. Bauhaus Women in British Exile (Master’s thesis 2018, Bauhaus-University Weimar), I examined Bauhaus women in British exile, dealing with the question of what similarities and relevant differences the artists shared in life, how the ideas of the Bauhaus influenced them, and what significance they had for Britain.
My practice-based PhD Material Dramaturgy: Tracing Trails of Dust in the Architectural Design Process (completed in 2024 at Arkitektur- og designhøgskolen i Oslo) that emerged from this desire demonstrates the need for understanding materials and their performative potential in architecture today.
I’m currently leading the interdisciplinary research project IN TUNE: Performing Material Attunement for Post-Authorial (Architectural) Design Practices (2025–) at Bauhaus-University Weimar. Together with my colleague Mira Müller we explore alternative design and production methods questioning traditional authorships in design processes.
Take a look at the trailer of my performance lecture Material Dramaturgy to gain insights into my research methods:
My practice-based PhD Material Dramaturgy: Tracing Trails of Dust in the Architectural Design Process (completed in 2024 at Arkitektur- og designhøgskolen i Oslo) that emerged from this desire demonstrates the need for understanding materials and their performative potential in architecture today.
I’m currently leading the interdisciplinary research project IN TUNE: Performing Material Attunement for Post-Authorial (Architectural) Design Practices (2025–) at Bauhaus-University Weimar. Together with my colleague Mira Müller we explore alternative design and production methods questioning traditional authorships in design processes.
Take a look at the trailer of my performance lecture Material Dramaturgy to gain insights into my research methods: