Facilitating critical conversations at the intersection of technology, ecology and art / Facilitating critical conversations that question and reimagine the world we live in
Facilitating critical conversations at the intersection of technology, ecology and art / Facilitating critical conversations that question and reimagine the world we live in
For 30 years, FutureEverything has been exploring some of the most complex issues of our time, using technology and artistic practices to spark conversations and inspire new ways of thinking. Our research and projects generate insights that are as impactful and valuable as the work itself, and we regularly share these through talks, presentations, and facilitated discussions that challenge audiences to imagine a better future.
We deliver bespoke sessions internationally across conferences, cultural festivals, university events, professional gatherings, and online platforms. Our audiences include academic researchers, policymakers, cultural practitioners, and private sector leaders. Beyond talks, our team expertly chair panels, facilitated debates, and lead artist talks, guiding critical conversations that connect diverse perspectives.
Topics span a broad spectrum across art, technology, society, and most recently ecology, including our Nature Directed initiative, which explores cultural organisations to embed ecological principles into decision-making and governance. This includes the emerging field of more-than-human rights, the role of technology in shaping our relationships with the natural world.
“A presentation of The Synthetic Sacred,” Dream Theory Festival, curated by Nero Editions (August 2025)
An artist panel discussion with Di Mainstone, Nicolas Delap, and Mandy Wigby, as part of the Emotional Biodiversity exhibition opening (June 2025)
“Approaches to Interspecies Communication: Between the Synthetic Sacred and the Technological Bypass.” in Spirituality and the Arts. Harvard Divinity School: Program for the Evolution of Spirituality. (April 2025)
“Unsensed: More Than Human Rights” part of the Court for Intergenerational Climate Crimes School programme by CREAM – Centre for Research and Education in Art and Media (April 2025)
A presentation by our Creative Director, Lucy Rose Sollitt, and Keith Williams for Harvard’s annual Art & Spirituality conference
A presentation by our Creative Director, Lucy Rose Sollitt’s for the British Council’s Art & Hiwar sessions
To discuss how FutureEverything can contribute to your event, panel, or programme, please contact us at info@futureeverything. This service can be delivered online or in-person and can be adapted to suit the scale, format, and needs of your event.