Bock-Aronson Design (Bad) Studio develops interactive objects to support individual and communal thriving.
Principle
Max Bock-Aronson is an artist, designer, and engineer passionate about using design to give form to a healthier, more just world.
As a design engineer with 12+ years of experience, Max has worked with companies such as L'Oreal, Medtronic, and the Mayo Clinic to support the technical development of new products and innovations. He holds 11 patents (with three patents-pending) for his design engineering work in consumer products, medical devices, and industrial goods. He also co-founded Breathe99 and was the principle designer of the B2 Mask: a TIME Magazine Best Inventions of 2020 that was featured in the New York Times, Kare 11 News, and Minnesota Monthly.
Max holds a Master's of Design Engineering from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and a Bachelor's of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin.
