Umkleiden engaged visitors in a reflection on their own clothing choices within broader cultural, ethical, and political systems. The exhibition used wardrobe metaphors as a visual and conceptual entry point to explore sustainability, cultural appropriation, and consumer responsibility within global systems of production and identity.

I co-curated the thematic structure, developed and designed exhibition texts, graphics, and marketing materials, and collaborated on the spatial layout and construction. The resulting exhibition combined information design with participatory stations that encouraged self- reflection and open discussion.

UMKLEIDEN

I led concept and content development, wrote all exhibition texts, designed graphics, branding and interactives, and helped construct components to ensure visual and emotional coherence.

The project strengthened my understanding of exhibition design as a tool for awareness and empowerment and continues to inform my activist, educational and inclusive practice.