Sabrina turns urban hypotheses and complex social conditions into tangible and digestible pieces of information packaged as multimedia projects, exhibitions, events and films. Within these projects she directs, designs graphics, creates illustrations, edits and films footage, plans and coordinates events and workshops.
She consults and works with creatives, scientists, journalists, writers, students and has successfully stimulated public engagement. She submerges herself in a vast range of topics, ranging from urban material resources to mental health advocacy.
These days she operates either from the Social Design Studio at the University of Applied Arts Vienna or the top floor of a former university building turned culture and activism hub called 4lthangrund 4 Alle.

ZIMT Magazin

ZIMT is a multimedia online magazine fighting mental health stigma in the German speaking realm.

Urban Clay

The city of Vienna is building new underground railways and stations, resulting in the excavation of tonnes of local clay. We try to revive its use for local arts and crafts.

Frau & Psyche

An exhibition highlighting the stories of three women, accompanied by quotes and snippets of text from articles, academia, and statistics.

Disposable Futures

We took a group of Social Design students on tour around a waste disposal and recycling site in Vienna, where a forest emerges from urban trash.

The Future Starts Here

For this project by Superflux I aided the production of two short-films, ‘Does Democracy Still Work?’ and ‘Everything Connects to Everything’, commissioned by the V&A Museum and Office for Political Innovation, for the V&A landmark exhibition 'The Future Starts Here'.

Mantis World Game

As part of an internship with Superflux, I aided the development of the game concept for Mantis World Game. Mantis World is a crisis simulation game in which gaming-volunteers choose strategies to prevent or survive crises.