Herausgegeben von: Paul Meuser

Paul Meuser is a researcher and artist dealing with both the interstellar ambitions and earthly artifacts of humanities leap into space. Born in 1996 in Berlin, Germany, he holds a BFA with a concentration in ‘computation, technology, and culture’ from the Rhode Island School of Design, and an MArch from the Yale School of Architecture. In 2019, he published the Architectural Guide Moon, exploring the first permanent human footprints on our grey neighbour. Together with the Yale Centre for Collaborative Arts and Media and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), he took part in an experimental ZeroG flight with scientists and artists. Experiencing the absence of gravity on oneself was truly eye-opening, connecting research and the experience itself. His earthly work focuses on robotics and its applications beyond their conventional uses. His most recent explorations dealt with the use of soft robotics to introduce age and mortality into machines and satellites. He currently works as an architect and design engineer in Tunisia.