Andreas works at the intersection of science and imagination – where data meets art, culture, and storytelling. He sees future laboratories as key to sustainable transformation: spaces where we can challenge habitual thinking and create direction toward a society that respects the planet’s boundaries and fosters human well-being.

As a civil engineer in Sustainable Engineering from Aalborg University, he has explored how imagination, storytelling, and futures thinking can be used as governance tools in long-term transitions – an approach he developed further in the Danish Energy Agency’s pilot project Fremtidsværkstedet and now brings into Tomorrow Collective.

He lives on an estate run as a large collective, combining regenerative farming practices with socially sustainable communities – driven by a belief that new futures begin with our ability to imagine them.