Two intensive and insightful days at the Mozarteum Salzburg are behind us. The inspiring atmosphere of the Mozarteum provided the perfect setting for our varied program. The event focused on looking back and looking to the future - an exciting balancing act between reflection and vision.

The impressive posters were a constant invitation to pause and reflect. The posters can be found here.

An exciting retrospective and stimulating commentary provided a shared view of what has been achieved so far. This formed the basis for the second focus of the event. The amazement, listening and personal exchange strengthened confidence in our shared possibilities. Special thanks go to Markus Koschuh, whose perceptive and humorous contributions enriched the event, as well as Andreas Tentschert and students from the Mozarteum University Salzburg, whose musical performance provided inspiring moments.

Martin Grassberger's presentation provided new impetus on the topic of future prospects. His observations on the limits of conventional approaches and the opportunities of regenerative strategies provided a basis for discussion for the subsequent workshops, the panel discussion and the open space on the second day.

The energy of the UniNEtZ community was evident in the Open Space: innovative methods were tested in two working rounds, the UniNEtZ beWEGt project was further developed and artistic and communicative strategies were honed.