re:future lab is a twentyfirst-century laboratory for new concepts of world building through human artistic intelligence.

A think tank and school of futures, our mission is to drive innovation and transformative learning.

Through a multidimensional program spanning research, exhibitions, education, consulting, and publication we equip a new generation of visionary actors in business, institutions, politics, and civil society with cross-disciplinary knowledge, tools, and methods to tackle contemporary challenges and create a better world.

Our program is co-designed and facilitated in collaboration with our network of fellows drawing on expertise in the fields of art, design, architecture, neurobiology, technology, philosophy, economy, and politics.

With a strong focus on artistic research, systemic thinking, and futures studies, our practice is dialogical, experimental, and process-oriented. Our methods are questioning, stretching, narrative, playful, and boundary- transcending.

Artistic Intelligence in Action

Explore our un-disciplined projects full of knowledge, know-how, best practices in the fields of creativity, humanities, science, and technology.

Ideas and Insights

Delve into in-depth insights at the intersection of art, innovation, and change— tune in to the podcast conversations with founder Madeleine Schwinge:

Gesine Borcherdt, WELT am Sonntag

Gesine Borcherdt, WELT am Sonntag

Creating a platform where protagonists from the fields of art and science join forces and deliberate on the question “How do we want to live?” is the proper approach to collaborating on ideas that make our world a little better and our thinking a little freer. An important leap has been taken in Berlin to turn visions into reality.

Creating a platform where protagonists from the fields of art and science join forces and deliberate on the question “How do we want to live?” is the proper approach to collaborating on ideas that make our world a little better and our thinking a little freer. An important leap has been taken in Berlin to turn visions into reality.