Choosing a career today means finding your way in a world that is changing at a rapid pace—driven by digitalization, artificial intelligence, and the urgent shift toward a sustainable economy. But how can this transformation be made understandable and tangible—without overwhelming people?
What’s needed are new ways of conveying digital tools, interactive learning spaces, VR, data visualizations, and hands-on formats. These should not only inform, but also inspire—encouraging people to reflect, join the conversation, and actively help shape the future.
The focus is especially on professions where technological innovation, sustainability, and high training standards come together. The goal is to spark young people’s curiosity about the future—and to show them concrete ways to take action.
How can we understand the future of work / Michaela Hauer, Aiko Czetö, Stephan Rosinger, Ina Badics / Ars Electronica Solutions, Chris Bruckmayr / Ars Electronica Solutions - Photo: Julia Ludwig, MAW
Panel Discussion
How can we understand the future of work
—and actively help shape it ourselves?
Martina Bruckner (AT), Lisa Hauer (AT), Aiko Czetö (AT), Stephan Rosinger (AT), Ina Badics (AT) / Ars Electronica Solutions, Chris Bruckmayr (AT) / Ars Electronica Solutions (AT)
POSTCITY, First Floor, Ars Electronica Solutions Exhibition
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Photo: Robert Bauernhansl
Ars Electronica Solutions
Ars Electronica Solutions conceptualises, designs and implements interactive, multi-sensory experiences for temporary and permanent exhibitions, brand landscapes, trade fairs, and events. The operational and creative arm of Ars Electronica develops customised projects for international clients and transforms ideas into immersive digital experiences. Whether through interactive installations, impressive visuals, or immersive storytelling—messages are brought to life in an extraordinary way with artistry, ambition, and playful elements and inspire amazement.
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Photo: Lisa Hauer
Lisa Hauer
Lisa Hauer is an education and youth officer at the Upper Austria Chamber of Labour. She develops interactive educational and career-orientation programs and represents the interests of young people in matters related to preparing for the world of work.
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Aiko Czetö
Aiko Czetö is the principal of the Evangelical ORG ROSE in Linz, combining educational experience with artistic and digital perspectives in his work. He focuses on how education can prepare young people for the workforce of tomorrow—through creative approaches, digital skills, and new forms of learning. Previously, he worked in the Berlin school system, developing innovative teaching concepts, digital structures, and interdisciplinary projects in the fields of communication, media, and STEAM. As a freelance artist, he also contributes ideas for fostering creativity and shaping the future in education.
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Photo: J. Ludwig
Stephan Rosinger
Stephan Rosinger is the Artistic Director of the Museum Arbeitswelt in Steyr. He develops concepts for exhibitions and event formats that combine socio-political issues with historical depth and contemporary relevance. With a focus on work, democracy, and global developments, he and his dedicated team continue shaping the museum into a space for critical engagement and lively discussion.
