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Utopia

Since March 2025

Everything will be fine

News from the future

Make yourself comfortable, grab your headphones and join us in the utopian year 2048.

Everything Will Be Alright – News from the Future is an interactive audio installation that makes a utopian future imaginable. The installation was created in collaboration with the Grassi Museum of Applied Arts Leipzig developed and is available as a traveling exhibition upon request.

Given the global political situation, the threat to democracy and the acute climate catastrophe, it is becoming increasingly difficult to imagine a utopian future.

Believing in a future society that will have successfully mastered the crises of our time is dismissed as naive. We'll do it anyway. Because now is the time for radical utopias!

In our interactive audio installation “Everything will be fine – News from the future” Various protagonists talk about their everyday lives in the year 2048.

Elias reports in several voice messages about his stay at the health center, about Therapies and transgenerational traumaIn Mariann’s audio feature we get Insights into grassroots democratic decision-making processes at the local level in 2048. In a travel diary, Jahan takes us on a train journey lasting several days and philosophizes about Family, national borders, digital communication and how mobility will change in the future.

The audio installation presents concrete visions for a just and livable future that is possible – if the political will is there.

Bring 2048 into your event!

The installation Everything will be fine – News from the future is designed as a mobile traveling exhibition and can be rented from us for a fee. Are you planning a festival, congress, conference, or exhibition and think we'd be a good fit? Feel free to contact us for more information.

The installation was funded by Cultural Office of the City of Leipzig and the Grassi Museum of Applied Arts Leipzig.

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