Interactive Editorial History of the Bauhaus Under Nazi PersecutionInteractive Editorial History of the Bauhaus Under Nazi Persecution
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Who Closed the Bauhaus? — An Interactive Editorial Experience What happens when design becomes a threat to political power?
Who Closed the Bauhaus? is an independent editorial web project exploring the history of the Bauhaus, one of the most influential design schools of the 20th century, and the political persecution that led to its closure under Nazi Germany.
Through historical research, visual storytelling, and an immersive digital narrative, the project examines the relationship between design, ideology, and political power. It challenges the idea that design exists outside its social and political context, inviting visitors to look beyond aesthetics and understand the forces that shape visual culture.
The project brings together editorial content, historical references, and digital design to make a complex chapter of design history accessible and engaging.
The central question is simple: who closed the Bauhaus, and what does that history tell us about design and society today?
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