For the fifth time, we are opening our lab to the public as part of the Ars Electronica Festival. Visitors are invited to explore evolving processes, conversations, and collaborations that shape our work in crafting practices that hold space for new narratives, educational approaches, and connected artifacts to evolve. Installations, prototypes, and annotated experiments offer insight into ongoing inquiries and encourage engagement with research and researchers.
Photo: Monja Hirscher, Julia Moser, Irene Posch
Collection
Crafting Futures Lab
Monja Hirscher (DE), Julia Moser (AT), Irene Posch (AT)
Crafting Futures Lab – Crafting Futures Conversation with Karin Altmann
Karin Altmann (AT), Julia Moser(AT)
A conversation exploring the enduring legacy and evolving innovation of textile heritage and material knowledge, envisioning the future of craft, the craft of the future, and the crafting of futures.
Credits
Contributions by: Karin Altmann, Anna Blumenkranz, Eva Bullermann, Natascha Burk, Vera Dittenberger, Tim van der Loo, Verena Fuchsberger-Staufer, Manfred Grillnberger, Viktoria Heinrich, Lisa Hofer, Katrin Kober, Judith Eszter Karpati, Valerie Moschner, Magdalena Orland, Katharina Sand, Esteban de la Torre, Petra Vicianova, Lilo Viehweg, Lisa Wübbeler
Please note: The program for the Ars Electronica Festival 2025 is still in progress.
We are currently preparing all the information for the website and plan to put the full program online in the coming days – stay tuned!