Interactive format: Bauhaus Dessau × Modulor

In this open, hands-on activity, modern materials are explored in a sensory and surprising way: glass, concrete and metal are viewed not merely as building materials, but as living vessels of sound, texture, light and meaning. Through hands-on experimentation, participants discover just how versatile and dynamic materials can be – and what stories lie within them.

The participatory format is open-ended and functions like an experimental toolkit that can be explored individually. With no set programme, the focus is on immediate sensory experience and independent discovery: together with Moritz Appich, materials can be tried out, heard, felt and observed.

“Neue Verbindungen” is part of the inclusive outreach programme marking the Bauhaus centennial in Dessau and brings the anniversary to Berlin in an experimental way.

Workshop leader: Moritz Appich

Moritz Appich is a designer and freelance contributor to the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation’s educational programme. His work explores the interplay between materials, sound and design. Through interactive formats, he invites visitors to experience modernist materials through their senses and discover new aesthetic perspectives.

Address:
Modulor
Prinzenstraße 85
10969 Berlin

Participation
Free of charge, no booking required

Recommended for children aged 5 and over. Children aged 10 and over may take part independently; younger children are welcome to attend when accompanied by an adult. We do not accept any liability for supervision.