"After work" is a project that explores the impact of the changes in 
work-life in a post-automated world and its effect on the broader 
political, social, and economic functions of the European city via 
engaging with fiction. The stories are based on the premise that the 
complicated relationship between automation (machine landscape) and 
work-life has a more extended history within modernity that remains 
underexplored. The stories bring to life how workspace, labor, and 
everyday life connect in wicked and messy ways that are often omitted 
in the desire to find consensus to provide precise solutions. For work 
to be appreciated in other ways?or to understand the role of work 
better in a society that comes ?after progress? (after capitalist 
progress models)?a shift related to how individuals construct value 
frameworks around the notion of work is needed. We believe that the 
design imagination can contribute in many ways to the framing of these 
absurdities found in current operation patterns.

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