Public objects, hosted conversations and field research.
Each piece is small enough to hold and specific enough to answer: who took part, what they left, and how they are credited.
Pasaporte de Forma
An editorial field object shown at PRINT 2026, Design Week Mexico. A five-part manual for noticing how participation begins and what remains after a threshold is crossed.
Field notes
Short authored records of live cultural questions, with sources, uncertainty and corrections kept visible. The first follows PRINT 2026.
The Experimental Museum
A talk and closing Room, online, for TU Dresden and the Dresden State Art Collections (SKD): one question, answered before and after.
Field Object 001: Pasaporte de Forma
PRINT 2026 · Design Week Mexico · Mexico City · 8 to 31 October 2026
Pasaporte de Forma is a printed passport about who gets to take part and who gets the credit. One copy lay open on a table with a single stamp and one instruction: use it once.
Visitors did not stop at once. They stamped page after page, then the margins, then the table the passport sat on. The object kept the evidence: a record of entry that became collective, made by people whose names the passport never asked for.
- Object
- Printed passport and manual
- Format
- 20 pages, full colour, 120 g/m² paper, saddle-stitched
- Size
- 105 × 148 mm
- Shown at
- PRINT 2026, Design Week Mexico
- Dates
- 8 to 31 October 2026
- Sheet
- Project sheet, PDF ↗