Engineering the Future of Health
A look back at 14 of 133 pioneering projects and the emergence of the DeepHealth-movement. A tribute to the subversive power of science.
The year is 2047: many of today’s medical standards seemed utopian, too costly or simply unachievable in the 2020s. The exhibition looks back at the beginnings of the DeepHealth-movement, which laid the foundation for medical breakthroughs and improved the health of millions of people.
Through artifacts, art prints, texts, videos, and an audio guide, the exhibition takes visitors on a journey back in time to the 14 projects and their revolutionary beginnings in personalized medicine.
Contact
Impressum
- Project lead
- Daniel Vonder Mühll
- Curator
- Adrian Notz
- Visual design and scenography
- Chantal Meng
- Woodwork
- Marc Gehri, Gehri AG, Aarburg
- Videos «MMA», «Rapid 01», «PROGNOSTICS»
- zip films AG, Frauenfeld
- Video «A Survivor Looks back in the Year 2047»
- Christina Schmidlin, Hellikon, McCloud, USA
- Text editing
- Ann Mbuti, Theres Lüthi
- Art prints and artifacts by
- Anne Bonnin, Johannes Julius Bues, Michael Christiansen, Oscar Cipolato, Hector Dejea l Velardo, Bart Deplancke, Ngoc-Hien Du, Giovanni Fattori, Simone Schürle-Finke, Patricia Garcia-Canadilla, Sandra Goetze, Nadia Grenningloh, Inge Herrmann, Friedhelm Hummel, Alexander Jessernig, Arend Keller, Tatiana Kochetkova, Camille Lucie Germaine Lambert, Tianhao Li, Albert Santamaria Martinez, Christoph Merten, Takuya Morishita, Cristina Müller, Elisa Oricchio, Jörn Pezoldt, Pascal Poc, Maria Giulia Preti, Julie Russell, Sairos Safai, Hana Samet, Roger Schibli, Johann Jakob Schwiedrzik, Berend Snijder, Elena Totter, Vida Vafaizadeh, Dimitri Van De Ville, Bernd Wollscheid and Valerie Zanrè.