In the workshop Paramat, inspired by Karl Gerstner’s morphological box, 24 posters were collectively designed within eight hours. Working in three groups and across eight iterations, eight students in each group created eight posters. Each poster addressed a specific theme—such as anarchy, limitation, chaos, or utopia. In every round, the posters were further developed according to selected parameters from “Karl’s box,” for example, the parameter group Typography with individual parameters like font, weight, width, and style. Each iteration lasted 35 minutes, during which participants explored both the conceptual and formal aspects of the assigned theme. After each round, the posters were passed clockwise to another group member. Nothing from the previous iteration could be deleted—only changed or added to. Through this collective process, participants freed themselves from imagined expectations and began to experiment openly and playfully. By the end of the workshop, everyone had contributed to every poster within their group.