We’re officially setting out–a project whose mission has defined: through careful curation, we architect events that function as both artistic practice and social experiment.
We aim to engage with reality on its own terms—neither forcing it into script nor pretending it fits inside preset frameworks.
Some things will crash spectacularly; in fact, that’s the point. What interests us is what happens when control softens and space opens up for the unplanned.
This August marks the beginning of something we've been orbiting around for some time. Four events that, we hope, invite reflection on what it means to interact with our surroundings. Each gathering explores how ideas behave among real people, in actual places and moments in time.
1. Pavel Otdelnov Presents “Echoes of Bygone Worlds”
2. Archaeology in Real-Time: Ghostlands of the Web (online)
3. Discovering the States of the Hidden
4. Day of Strangeness
Four events. Twelve locations. Even more possible combinations of experience. Each operates on its own internal logic of discovery, following patterns that reveal themselves through willingness to follow unexpected threads.
The exhaustion of getting here feels worth it when we consider what comes next. Stay with us. You'll see what happens when preparation meets uncertainty.
The most important part starts now.
