Artist
Hochschule München, Fakultät für Design
This summer term’s project at the Fakultät für Design at Hochschule München, led by Maximilian Münster and Tobias Lugmeier, investigates trust as a socio-technical infrastructure through 14 student works. Design here is research at the intersection of society, technology, and possible futures. Students (non-alphabetical): Elisa Spaltner Sabrina Kapfer Luca Braun Wenzel Dube Jasmin Wollner Nicole Riess Marlene Bethkenhagen Hendrik Maschauer Janick Entrop Anastasija Miskatovic Johanna Hoepfl So Young Jang Olivia Grobe Johannes Bromme Jaee Yi
Artwork
TRUST. Semester projects by design students at the University of Applied Sciences Munich
How do we trust what we no longer understand?
Trust feels subjective or personal but works as a socio-technical infrastructure: it shapes how we relate to institutions, devices, systems, procedures, and each other. As technologies get more complex and constantly change and evolve, trust is repeatedly displaced, rebuilt, refused, or quietly lost.
TRUST presents 14 student works showcasing a wide spectrum of topics where trust is essential, and should contribute to the foundations of desirable futures: from AI in medicine to QR-code interfaces, gender bias in healthcare, alcoholism in society, and early-childhood relationships. Visitors look, question, and discuss across analog and digital formats.
〷◠‿◠〷 This project is part of our festival track "Medicine of the future" funded by the Science Year 2026.
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