Thinking Visual

Drew a cute little postcard for the bilingual B.A. Languages and Cultures in Interaction and Practice (SKIP) of the University Saarland

is a true enabler for

At , we work extensively with visualizations—not just to make things look good, but as a thinking tool. We use visual methods to make futures thinking more accessible and to activate people. One of my favorite tools: .

During a digital democracy futures workshop at , I captured the key insights from the discussions in real time. The sketches served as documentation, reflection, and a shared memory of the conversation.

— my favorite way to capture and relive little travel moments. I’m so happy to be back in the habit again. And honestly—these make the sweetest guest gifts ✨

From Delhi to Bangalore, Kerala, Goa and Jaipur, India has filled my sketchbook with magic. The three colors I brought don’t do justice to this vibrant country 🇮🇳🪷🍛

🌀 AI can be a game changer — when developed inclusively.

🌱 At the Technology Forum in Bangalore, we had the opportunity to experience incredible new that use technology to break down barriers and improve .

I had the pleasure of capturing the pitches through , turning their ideas into visuals.

🦾📈✨ Inclusion is not an act of goodwill, but a driver of economic progress.

This is one of many lessons learned at the in Delhi, India.

I was not only blown away by the incredible expertise and practitioner knowledge in the room, but also by the event’s genuinely open and welcoming spirit.

Thank you for having me 🌱💕✨

Still really enjoy the I made for the book “Hit the Culture Button” for the “Institute for Values-Centered Management” (Institut für wertezentriertes Management) 💛💙🧡💚

🖐 🧠 Design X AI: Hands On, Minds On!

Thrilled to share some highlights from my new course on the impact of on practice within the M.A. Strategic Design program at !

From exploring how AI transforms creativity to running hands-on experiments, the students dove deep into using AI both as a tool and as a sparring partner. We discussed the opportunities and the challenges it brings — and, most importantly, the evolving role of the designer as curator.

Because AI isn’t an “easy button” — its outcomes demand reflection on originality, aesthetics, coherence, and ethical impact.

Can’t wait for part two. ✨

🌱 Gender—Power—Energy transition

The challenges spatial planning on many levels. Developed by researchers from the ARL, this publication explores how research can reveal and reshape the social dynamics within socio-ecological processes.

My contribution was to translate complex theoretical ideas into visual form—creating images that make abstract concepts tangible and approachable.

The book is open access available through (🇩🇪)