Konstantin Scholz is a master craftsman for signs and illuminated advertising, works in his father's advertising technology company and plans to take it over in the future. A few months ago, he has created the new selfie/photo spot consisting of three XXL 3D letters at the Auditorium Center of TU Dresden.

One of his most formative memories was the theory of representation: "The lecturers showed us – primarily through drawing – how proportions, spatiality, color, but also type and image are composed," says Scholz. "We were taught these basics in a technical rather than a theoretical way, and my current knowledge of the possibilities and my understanding of representation is based on this foundation. I rely on this knowledge almost every day." He also describes a course on 3D modeling as the icing on the cake. "It gave us the opportunity to gain an insight into the world. And last but not least, architectural history. Anyone who attended Prof. Hans-Georg Lippert's lectures could consider themselves lucky."

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