I am Pascal Wicht, a Swiss designer working in B2G at the intersection of strategic design, foresight and field research. My practice integrates critical inquiry and design methodologies to engage with systemic transformation and complex societal challenges.

My work focuses on public systems, resilient infrastructures and innovation aligned with ecological limits and social equity—what Doughnut Economics calls as a safe and just space for humanity.

In an era increasingly shaped by authoritarian solutionism, I advocate for and teach design approaches that move beyond the optimization of failing systems, seeking instead to reimagine them entirely. Operating across scales, from human-centered design to complex system dynamics, my approach synthesizes field research and future-oriented inquiry to identify overlooked signals, interrogate dominant narratives and create new trajectories for systemic change.

Beyond research and teaching, I provide consulting in strategy, narrative development and sometimes creative direction. My work frequently takes the form of discovery research, where I engage at the earliest stages of strategy and innovation, applying sense-making and open-ended exploration to help organizations navigate uncertainty and identify emergent opportunities.

This site serves as a repository of research, a space for critical reflection and a platform for developing and sharing my strategic design framework, Wangjitsu—an approach dedicated to designing futures that are not only functional and adaptive but also equitable and regenerative.