19/08/2026
How does relevance emerge in space?
For the fifth chapter of our anniversary series 40/4D – Forty Years in Four Dimensions, we turn our attention to what gives design meaning and depth. Four companions who have been part of our journey share their stories.
Janet Echelman (Artist, Studio Echelman) calls Markgraph her “dream team”: Our collaborations show what becomes possible when diverse perspectives and expertise come together to bring ambitious ideas to life in public space.
Christoph Rutter (Head of Customer Communication & Marketing, Finanz Informatik Finanz Informatik) looks back on an inspiring collaboration in which we transformed the FI brand experience into emotional “WOW moments”.
Sandra Mann Sandra Mann Photos (Photographer & Lecturer) has been working with us since Expo 2000. She sees our interactive experiential worlds, open to everyone, as a lived expression of “democracy”.
Robert Thiemann (Founder: FRAME Publishers FRAME & Betterness) draws on our joint book project to emphasize that credibility and substance do not emerge from superficial polish, but from productive friction.
Four voices that show: relevance grows where spaces are shaped by conviction, accessibility, and substance.
Thank you for being part of our story and this journey through four dimensions!