Superflux is excited to announce the opening of a new solo exhibition at Weltmuseum Vienna, bringing together three major works for the first time: Refuge for Resurgence (2021), Nobody Told Me Rivers Dream (2025), and Relics of Abundance (2026).

An exploration of how artificial intelligence can help deepen our perception and understanding of the living world’s intricate intelligence.

The INGKA Group (IKEA) invited Superflux to help conceive and create a modular, circular and fully adaptable exhibition inviting business leaders and members of the public to experience the power of positive climate action during New York Climate Week 2024.

Continuing our collaboration with Earth Commission, Superflux designed a digital triptych artwork to accompany their landmark report ‘A just World on a Safe Planet’, narrating our possible evolution towards a collective future.

Wrapped around the facade of Bush House on the Strand, lies our mythical frieze, The Quiet Enchanting: a speculative narrative of collective re-enchantment which offers a view into transformed worlds both familiar and strange.

The INGKA Group (IKEA) invited Superflux to help conceive and create a large-scale immersive public installation inviting business leaders and members of the public to experience actionable hope during New York Climate Week 2023.

Superflux partnered with Future Earth, Earth Commission and leading scientists, to begin to explore what ‘safe and just earth system boundaries’ might look and feel like.

Superflux were commissioned by Policy Lab and Defra Futures to consider the question “How can we transform what the freshwater system looks like, 20 years from now and beyond?”. The result: the first iteration of our studio’s ongoing speculations into the possibility of Ecological AI.

A collection of works blending critical foresight with speculative and experiential design approaches to imagine safer futures

A foresight and speculative design project reimagining regenerative ambient tech futures.