Futures Imagined
Current projects, talks and international engagements.
Talk
A TEDx talk by Honor Harger, published on 20 October 2026, explored the power of long-term thinking through space exploration. Drawing on Japan’s Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) mission and other ambitious scientific endeavours, the talk and accompanying essay reflect on how scientists commit decades to pursuing discoveries, and what their dedication can teach us about imagining and shaping the future.
Talk
Honor Harger presented a new talk, Beyond Computism: The Power of Embodied Artistic Experience, at LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore, as part of the symposium Affective Technē. It explored how embodied artistic experiences challenge the idea that everything can be understood through data and computation, revealing art’s power to cultivate empathy, connection and care. Read the earlier essay.
Jury
Each November in Berlin, Falling Walls gathers scientists, artists, and innovators to present work at the frontiers of knowledge. Honor serves on the jury for the Art and Science category, recognising projects that bring research and creative practice together.
Unconference
The first edition of SciFoo Asia Pacific will gather 200 scientists, writers, educators and engineers for an invitation-only gathering. It is organised by Google, O’Reilly and Digital Science. Honor will join some of Asia's most celebrated scientists in a programme that explores the impact of science and technology across disciplines.
Board
Ciência Viva is Portugal’s National Agency for Scientific and Technological Culture. It operates a network of 22 interactive science centres across Portugal, including the Pavilhão do Conhecimento in Lisbon, Portugal’s largest science centre, the Astronomy Park in Constância, UC Exploratório in Coimbra, Fábrica Science Centre in Aveiro and the Algarve Science Centre in Faro. Honor has been appointed to Ciência Viva’s International Advisory Committee and begins her service in November 2026.
Jury
The VH Award, established by Hyundai Motor Group in 2016, is a leading international platform for emerging media artists engaged with Asia. Honor Harger serves on the jury for its seventh edition in 2026–2027, which has selected five finalists, Cao Shu, Ting Tong Chang, Aziza Kadyri, Charmaine Poh and Ziyang Wu. Their practices explore the intersections of moving image, technology, culture and speculative futures.