1. Your statement: „I intend to question: what is the impact of something that I enjoy to the content of things I do.“ If we consider this statements it looks like you have a more artistic aproach on design than it is usually taught. Are you an artist? Or are you a designer? Do you consider yourself as designer just because of the media you work in? Or is this question not relevant anymore because the borders of design and art are completely gone? Yes, we are educated as artists, therefore freedom is an important value for us. To be free is abut having control about what is your opinion and what shapes it. In this way we remain artists, but we are not interested in finding borders anymore. Our current questions are about properties of material we work with … 2. „…Pseudo-modernism’s “typical intellectual states” are furthermore described as being “ignorance, fanaticism and anxiety” and it is said to produce a “trance-like state” in those participating in it. The net result of this media-induced shallowness and instantaneous participation in trivial events is a “silent autism” superseding “the neurosis of modernism and the narcissism of postmodernism.“ (Wikipedia) Is it really PostPostmodernism that we are facing right now? How would you define it? Do you think that there‘s a general definiton? In meaning postmodernism as "discourse mash", YES we are still in. But typical postmodern aesthetic topics and issues are over. And we feel there is time for new universal discourse, whatever it is, may be it's internet. 3. „Originality in the sense of modernity, to create something „new“, is no longer the goal, pastiche and the quote of