Maximilian Arnold

My memory starts when I destroyed my father's laptop at age two. I pushed key combinations until it shut down and never booted back up. That was my first lesson in "intuitive" interaction.

Growing up, I was fascinated by things that lasted. I remember my brother finding a Roman coin in a field near my Bavarian grandparents' home. It struck me: someone crafted this object two thousand years ago, and it outlived its empire.

Today, we build disposable software and neglect to preserve our data and memories.

My mission is to create a Digital Bauhaus:
technology that balances function, aesthetics, and long-term responsibility. Whether I'm designing AI for decade old data or testing social behavior with contrary products like wagering platforms for eSports, I want to build artifacts that future archaeologists would be proud to uncover.

Technology should be meaningful, beautiful, durable and serve purposes that next generations continue to value.