Moritz Greiner-Petter is designer and researcher at the Critical Media Lab.
In his practice, he is investigating design paradigms, materialities and epistemologies of digital interfaces and their role in shaping processes of thinking, collaboration and design. His practice often revolves around the generative and infrastructuring effects of media formats, explored through experimental prototypes, interfaces, tools, websites and publishing formats.
A current focus of his work is developing digital research interfaces for film archives in two research projects at University of Lucerne and University of Basel.
At CML, Moritz is responsible for the public communications of the lab and caring for the collaborative and technical infrastructures of the lab space. You can also contact him for any inquiries regarding this website.
● The profile image above shows a digitally synthesised portrait generated with a machine learning-based consumer image processing app. It is based on ~10 original reference photos taken between 2017–21. Facial features and proportions may appear overly idealised, partially hallucinated and adjusted to aesthetic standards inferred from the software’s training data.
