Samuel Fiedler Täuber is a Product Design student at the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK). Before pursuing design, he completed a degree in International Business Administration at Erasmus University Rotterdam and Bocconi University in Milan.

This interdisciplinary background continues to shape his perspective and approach to design. His work is guided by a search for simplicity. Rather than adding complexity, he is interested in reduction—creating objects, systems, and experiences that achieve more through less. Combining hands-on experimentation with digital tools, he explores the relationship between form, function, and cultural meaning.

Growing up between German and Peruvian cultures fostered an early sensitivity to different socio-cultural contexts. Together with his background in business, this informs an approach to design that balances conceptual thinking with questions of feasibility, production, and real-world impact.