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What Stories do Objects Tell?

Image Credit:
Brian Jungen, Prototype for New Understanding #5, 1999.
Nike Air Jordans, human hair, 55.8 x 68.6 x 12.7 cm

This semester we invite you to make an object that tells a story from your own world, followed into the next hundred years. Together, we will create a speculative collection for the next hundred years of a “Museum of Ethnology”.

2026W

Teams

Team 1
Eva Aartse
Diana Kho
Florian Sapp
Terioni Khintibidze
Team 2
Anna Kundriutskova
Emma Bär
Naz Güngör
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Team 3
Dara Murdzheva
Jonathan Wasmer
Krystina Yampol
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Team 4
Frida Klug
Jakob Reiter
Luz Quintana-A.
Ylvie Moschitz
Team 5
Clark Philips
Mikuláš Tycar
Suresh K P
Vinzenz Grausam
Team 6
Alan Tusin
Ela Jaroušková
Thiemo Wieser
Valentin Hofer

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Team 7
Abrar Aitounejjar
Chema De La Garza F.
Philip Emrich
Theresa Kappacher
Team 8
Alice Abela
Emilia Gruber
Parnian Farmani
Weronika Bojkowska
Team 9
Florian Krispler
Martin Breitenecker
Sara Neururer
Rebeka Nagy
Team 10
Amelie Proksch
Anton Hallensleben
Dasha Peshnyuk
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Team 11
Emilia Klewin
Niklas Flor
Sabrina Holtz
Victoria Thierer

Solos

Solo 1
Franziska Herzog
Solo 2
Annalisa Rhein
Solo 3
Lili Miklós
Solo 4
Lara Huz

Diplomas

Prediploma
Leo Hafele
Diploma
Julia Freyer
Diploma
Julia Hahnl
Diploma
Denise Schindele
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