Moving Future Loves – An Interactive Intervention by FHP
What might the futures of love look like?
22 JANUARY 2026, 19:00 – 23:00
ZK/U BerlinSiemensstr. 27, 10551, Berlin, Germany
How does a society feel that makes self-love a public duty—and what could we give back to the community? Who could belong to our family in the future, and will we make AI our friends? What remains essential about romantic love as times change? And could caring for animals lead to a new understanding between humans and animals? On Thursday, January 22, 2026, students from the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam in the fields of design and European media studies invite you to explore possible answers.
At various stations, we invite you to reflect, dream, participate, and discuss – between personal thoughts and shared ideas of connection and intimacy.
Moving Future Loves comes to OPENHAUS at ZK/U as a procession, unfolds there for one evening, and then moves on. The intervention changes with its players, locations, and times – just like love itself. Moving Future Loves follows the vision of making society's understanding of love more diverse, inclusive, and egalitarian in order to harness the transformative power of love for a future worth living.
Participation is free of charge. We look forward to talking and meeting with you and celebrating love in all its diversity!
Creative Lead: Jasmin Jossin, Alexandra Martini, Myriel Milićević
Assistence: Sarah Muise, Marina Ortega Velaz
Students: Helena Brune, Mia Cordes, Maria Kezia Damerow, Elitsa Dimitrova, Celina Dubberke, Lidia Ekimova, Johanna Felsberg, Leonard Friedrich, Alvarez Gamero, Telsa Grünig, Morgen Alraun Guillen, Helen Haferkorn, Victoria Hoang, Tino Jährig, Mohammad Kalbouneh, Youna Küenle, Sudi Kujack, Martina Lucia, Michelle Otiji, Bana Rabie, Liv Elisa Rasche, Jakob Reinartz, Charlotte Struck, Laetitia Suhl, Ben Waldera, Dustin Wichmann
Moving Future Loves is a semester project by lecturers and students from the fields of design and European media studies at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam.
With its stop at OPENHAUS at ZK/U, Moving Future Loves is part of the Vorspiel program (Vorspiel 2026 – a citywide program by spaces and initiatives around transmediale and CTM festivals).
