„Wish-luck-dice“

Life, living, working, mobility and thus social contacts changed rapidly last year due to COVID-19. Life and work are in a new relationship to one another. What is the specific effect of the change? Brought for each and every one of us? What will my / our future look like at work and in other life? What can I, what can each individual in our society do to help us get through this difficult time together? What is important to me / us? These are questions that moved me. With the project presented here, I want to share my thoughts deal with the questions and find answers.
My interest in it has grown steadily lately. The idea arose to make the thoughts, ideas and wishes playfully visible, reflect, exchange and question them by designing a “wish-happiness cube”. It is up to us to shape our life, happiness and future. What do we do to create something new? The result is exciting and remains open. For this purpose, I have developed two “Wünsch-Glücks-Würfel” templates with their respective handicraft instructions and start talking to people. With the help of my templates, participants can write down, sketch or paint their personal thoughts, interesting ideas and significant wishes from their perspectiv.
Please write your name on the cube. Finally, the finished cubes are sent back to me in a non-glued condition and we exchange experiences with this creation process.

My interest in it has grown steadily lately. The idea arose to make the thoughts, ideas and wishes playfully visible, reflect, exchange and question them by designing a “wish-happiness cube”. It is up to us to shape our life, happiness and future. What do we do to create something new? The result is exciting and remains open. For this purpose, I have developed two “Wünsch-Glücks-Würfel” templates with their respective handicraft instructions and start talking to people. With the help of my templates, participants can write down, sketch or paint their personal thoughts, interesting ideas and significant wishes from their perspective.

Please write your name on the cube. Finally, the finished cubes are sent back to me in a non-glued condition and we exchange experiences with this creation process.
Each contribution is like unequal atoms (cubes), which are randomly connected to others, built on top of each other and expanded at will. In this way they form molecules as a moving overall picture or a sculpture landscape that is permanently changing in shape and structure.
With my contribution "I wish ... for the future of tomorrow", I would like to invite you to a conversation, to an intercultural encounter with people from different cultures, different origins, genders and generations to get to know and exchange ideas, and about the reflecting on the current situation, reflecting on it and creating awareness of the problem.

What has to change first for us get a perspective for the future worth living in? How could future images for work, life, education, economy and society look like for you / us now, in 1, 5 years? This encounter brings beautiful positive moments, feelings of happiness, joie de vivre with it, which contributes to improving the quality of life of the individual. It strengthens your own as well as regional identity and supports positive awareness-raising among all those involved. By participating in the project, you contribute to the increase in knowledge. The aim should be to link knowledge with one another, to merge it and thereby create something new and beautiful.

I dedicate this investigation to all those people for whom human relationships are essential. It would be nice if we could fill the void with life and inspiration and make it a place of intercultural exchange. It's not about achieving certain goals or producing a functional cube with the perfect wish like a decorative object, but rather about having fun in the success. The individual attitude to the expected diversity in communication, cooperation, motivation, commitment should play an important role.
I am excited to look forward to exchanging ideas with you about our upcoming meeting. There could be possible answers in every draft. What does your “wish-happiness cube” look like?