Two people sit at a desk viewing a computer screen displaying a website called "Image Atlas." The screen shows various search options and a gallery of images. The room is dimly lit.
#lastseen Image Research Plattform

Concept, Product Design and Development for the #lastseen atlas making holocaust research accessible.

Unveiling History: A plattform to connect regular users and scientists to history's lessons.

Building a digital research platform

The #lastseen Atlas is a digital archive that brings together Holocaust-era photographs from Germany in one accessible platform. We designed it so researchers, historians, and everyday readers can explore rare evidence of this dark chapter in history without getting lost in scattered resources.

By focusing on simplicity and impact, we help preserve these images—and their stories—so they’re never forgotten. The plattform was featured in world-leading publications from The Guardian to the SZ and has gathered over 500.000 pages views in just over a year.


A computer screen displays a map with multiple bright green markers, indicating locations in a geographic area. A small black and white photo is shown near one marker. The interface includes various navigation and filter options.

Uncovering forgotten photographies and the stories they tell.

Two people holding a tablet displaying a sepia-toned photograph of soldiers. The screen shows annotations and text on the side. The surrounding area is softly lit, highlighting the device.
Smartphone displaying a grayscale photo of a woman labeled "Lotte Blumgart" with a birthdate of 21.10.1901 in Munich. The image appears to have official stamps over it.
Two people sit facing a laptop on a table. The screen displays text on both a dark and a light background. One individual is touching the laptop's trackpad, and the room is dimly lit.
As the #lastseen atlas continues to grow through new discoveries and research, it is being featured in world-renowned publications like the Guardian, SZ and Haaretz. This proves our ambition to make research accessible by millions. Since its launch, the product has attracted over 500.000 views.
The Guardian - "When I first picked up these photographs, it was an electrifying moment" - Steffen Heidrich
Quote Südedeutsche Zeitung - "This experience can be one answer to the question of what a culture of remembrance can look like"
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The Guardian - "When I first picked up these photographs, it was an electrifying moment" - Steffen Heidrich
Quote Südedeutsche Zeitung - "This experience can be one answer to the question of what a culture of remembrance can look like"
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  • &why: lastseen game 3D render of a dusty attic
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#lastseen visual investigation game
Based on the knowledge and experience from the research project and atlas/image platform, we set out to build a learning game for young audiences.
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