WHOSE FUTURE ARE YOU BUILDING?
Bring One Real Project. Test What It Assumes.
A Transdisciplinary Workshop with TAH Centre
Join TAH Centre for a hands-on workshop exploring how technology, arts, humanities and social sciences can be brought into conversation with one real project of your own. Using the AI-enabled TAH Prism app and perspective prompt cards, participants uncover blind spots, reframe their work and identify a responsible next step — developed within the Erasmus+ TransInnovate project.
Date
Sunday, 13 September 2026
Time
12:30–14:30
Venue
Ursulinenhof Linz, Gewölbesaal (OK Quarter) — Ars Electronica Festival
Facilitators
Lenka Hámošová
Artist, Educator and AI Strategist
Explores creativity, human agency and machine intelligence, and co-developed the TAH Prism method used in this workshop.
Marcel Kraus
Innovation Ecosystem Designer and Researcher
Founder of TAH – Centre for Innovations in Technology, Art, and Humanities, working across disciplines to build methods for responsible innovation.
Program Overview
Opening: Naming the Project
Each participant introduces one real project, idea, practice, prototype or open question they are prepared to question.
Working the TAH Prism
Small groups use the AI-enabled app, perspective prompt cards and a visual canvas to examine the project through technology, arts, and humanities & social sciences lenses.
Surfacing Blind Spots
Guided reflection on whose needs, values and agency the project currently supports — and who or what is left outside the frame.
Closing: One Responsible Next Move
Each participant leaves with a sharper project statement and one concrete, responsible next step.
What You’ll Gain
Sharper Project Statement
Name — rather than assume — whose future your project serves
Uncovered Blind Spots
See what technology, arts and humanities perspectives reveal that a single discipline misses
A Reusable Method
Take home the TAH Prism approach, developed within Erasmus+ TransInnovate, for future projects
A Responsible Next Move
Leave with one concrete step that wasn’t visible before
Why This Matters
Every tool, artwork, research question or educational format carries more than its stated purpose. It carries assumptions about whose needs matter, who gains agency, and what quietly stays outside the frame.
Bringing technology, arts, humanities and social sciences into conversation as equals — rather than treating one as a service to the others — opens up what a project could become if it took a wider range of stakeholders seriously. This is TAH Centre’s core method for advancing responsible, transdisciplinary innovation.
Event Details
This collaborative workshop is developed by TAH Centre within the Erasmus+ TransInnovate project, presented at the Ars Electronica Festival 2026, Linz.
- English
- Max. 15 participants
- Recommended age 16+
- Festival ticket (FestivalPass, DayPass, FestivalPass+) and advance registration required
- No prior knowledge required
- Laptop, tablet or phone optional
Preview image: Ars Electronica / Vanessa Graf