How can a lived experience be constructed to get those who experience it to start to reflect on the world they live in? 

This question lies at the core of Hypertrust, which started with an open-ended research into the question of accountability, and later became a set of live events where the audience were forced to reflect on the questions: What happens when we blindly trust the systems around us? And what happens when that trust is abused? 

I choose to include this project because I think it is a great example of my working methodology of creating experiences with a specific outcome in mind. By using iteration and scaling the events became sharper and created the desires outcome to a higher degree. It also showcases how I take into consideration the entire project process from idea, through prototyping, towards finally also documenting, and communicating the outcomes and learnings.