18.06.2016
results of the robotics workshop
Year after year it is a great pleasure to see the results of the multi-day robotics workshop and even more … More
Blog - Loose Diary
When we had almost 20 years on our shoulders, we decided to establish an online version of our - until then - analogue version of the "Loose Diary".
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17.06.2016
The dangers of archives
It is a true shedload of archive-boxes, drawers and shelves filled with all sorts of documentary material piled up over … More
17.06.2016
Experimentation continued
As the workshop continues the experiments get elaborated. What in the precise case of this workshop means get adapted to the … More
13.06.2016
Just another summer for Time’s Up?
not quite… well, on one hand it certainly is. There are lots of gripping and interesting tasks on our to-do lists, … More
13.06.2016
First “hands-on” day of our Robotics Workshop started!
Our workshop gets populated with a crowd of interface-culture students from the University of Art and Design Linz again. Ideas … More
31.05.2016
Seaweed for dinner
Our current future scenario includes ocean system collapse, where we note that the collapse tends to be on the large … More
27.05.2016
How to start a Shipping Company I
In the development of the project Changing Weathers, we have looked at length at green shipping, which in specific seems … More
24.05.2016
Design for and atmosphere in a possible future in a climate and system changed world
As we have a preliminary skeleton of our possible future, some first, dominating values, beliefs and worldviews, as well as … More
15.05.2016
Character Development for a possible future in a climate and system changed world
Here we are – facing a possible future (preferred even, if we disregard the fact of the environmental an societal … More
12.05.2016
Full STEAM Ahead
Last week a message arrived that responded to some work we presented at the Bridges conference in Coimbra, Portugal. The … More
08.05.2016
possible fabulations in a climate and system changed future
As mentioned in an earlier entry we are in the middle of sketching a possible, coming world. An insinuated future, … More
30.04.2016
Danke Donke
Ich kannte Donke Peter nicht gut. Ich bin sogar unsicher, ob mir denn überhaupt zusteht, hier über ihn zu schreiben. … More
28.04.2016
Melliferopolis and Pieter Bruegel’s “The Beekeepers.”
Christina Stadlbauers’ (our current practitioner in residence) motivation for approaching us a while ago, is based in her engagement with … More
26.04.2016
One Step Beyond – Step into Futures
In the first six months of 2017, Malta will be taking on the Presidency of the EU. In 2018 Valletta, … More
21.04.2016
Futuring Exercise on luxury in a climate and system changed world
Over the last few months there has been a lot of “slow traveling” in our plates – transiencies as we call them … More
19.04.2016
1996-2016 // 1997-2017
Incomplete and cryptic – so the external verdict of our public relation work a while ago – the phrase is … More
15.04.2016
Rough Cut – Mind The Map
When we premiered Mind the Map in Nantes last autumn, we had the great pleasure of having Elisa Unger in … More
11.04.2016
Mind The Map – press coverage
We just received the paper-versions of those two issues from the “Prager Zeitung” mentioning our current exhibition of Mind The Map … More
10.04.2016
Fair Transport – Green Cargo glance #1
We didn’t get to see those perfect, polished or heroic images. Neither we heard the thrilling, impressive adventurous stories. All this, … More
04.04.2016
Spring timetabling 2016
at least these bits, which will be public.
29.03.2016
Visiting Malta for several reasons
It is a small island, more precise a group of islands, with an overall size of 315km2. In other … More
17.03.2016
“Mind the first article” – Interview in “Die Referentin”
Erst kürzlich flatterte die 3. Ausgabe des Printmediums für zeitgenössische Linzer Kunst und Kultur “Die Referentin – Kunst und kulturelle … More
16.03.2016
Mind The Map Opening in Prague
Last week we had the pleasure to officially open “Mind The Map” at the Austrian Cultural Forum Prague. The exhibition … More