Rok Kranjc

Rok Kranjc is a researcher and artist working with games and performative methods as engines for networked post-capitalist imagination. He holds a BA in Sociology and an MSc in Environmental Governance. He is president of the Crypto Commons Association, founder of Futurescraft, and collaborates regularly with the P2P Foundation, Aksioma – Institute for Contemporary Art, Maska Institute, Krater Collective, ŠUM Journal and others. His work has been presented at the The Seashore of Endless Worlds (Geneva, 2023), panke.gallery (Berlin, 2023), the International Computer Arts Festival (Maribor, 2024), and in Ljubljana at the Museum of Modern Art (2025) and the Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova (2025). He participated with Game-Changers: The Game in Aksioma’s U30+ programme (2022) and Akademie Schloss Solitude’s Polymorphic Futures residency (2026), and developed Future 14b (2023–2025) through Maska Institute’s Yugofuturism programme.