As a web developer and designer, my work often results in cross-media solutions. I tend to mix the media's typical practices with cutting-edge digital processing techniques. I am employed by the Kassel-based agency Dorfmeyster. Some of my projects from 2016 through the present are below.

This website employs the Bitcoin Improvement Proposal No. 39 (BIP-39) as an experimental method to challenge users to type a given phrase as fast as possible. While this practice is common on websites testing typing speed with ten fingers, these words also serve as mnemonics for numeric representations, acting as keys to a crypto wallet that will not be generated but assigned. Essentially, users are manually brute-forcing the Bitcoin blockchain by hand while also improving their typing skills.

Although the seed phrase comprises only 24 words, the number of possible combinations is enormous, amounting to 2048²⁴. The odds of stumbling upon an existing wallet are therefore negligible to the point of being effectively impossible.

The 2048 images displayed on the website were scraped from Google and might include offensive content. If you find any problematic images, please let me know, and I will manually change them.