In this project, we took a close look at the idea of the common good. The result was an experimental interview magazine in which we conducted philosophical, sociological, political and artistic research and looked for role models, enemies, actions and phenomena related to the common good. Each student chose a topic, a person, interviewed him or her, and then designed his or her own booklet. In the end, all the booklets were bound together to form a book. This resulted in 16 booklets on socially relevant topics.

"And what do you do?" Booklet No. 16 // Communication Design
During my research, more and more questions about the common good accumulated. It quickly became clear that these questions are at least as important as the answers. Every viewer should answer them for him/herself and think about what he/she can do better. So I didn't look for a single person as an interview partner, but asked my fellow students. Within the framework of a speed interview (approx. 30 seconds per question), many quick and very direct answers emerged, which were thought-provoking. 

One thing became clear: The world needs to be saved. Everyone should join in.