Online and Le Cascine, Florence
Commoning as a play form
24.10.2026 — 25.10.2026
- Online
- Europe
- Alumn*
- LAB: How to Love Many in Many Ways [2022]
- LAB: Peerticipatory Worldplay [2026]
- LAB: (d)estructura [2025]
- LAB: Common Views [2024]
We invite you to an event that aspires to bridge the joy of play, and an experiential process that delivers and communicates (indirectly) the basics of commoning.
Saturday 24 October 16:00 - 18:00 Online Events 16:00-16:10 Introduction by Alter'azioni collective 16:10-16:55 Online “The Seven Generations Brainstorm" game guided and moderated by Gabriel 16:55-17:00 Break 17:00-17:50 Online "Game Changers" game guided and moderated by Rok: 1) Introduction to the game & game commoning infrastructure prototype (10min) 2) Playtesting Game-Changers (30min) 3) Reflections (5min) 4) Prompt card contribution challenge, how to participate (5min) 17:50 - 18:00 Conclusion 18:30 Exhibition opening: "What do we understand about commoning?" 19:30 African Social dinner @ Alter'azioni Sunday 25 October 10:30 Gathering in Le Cascine public park, Florence 10:45 Game circles, curated and facilitated by Alterazioni. in the program commoning games :"Reversed musical chairs game", contributed by Alekos Pantazis (P2P Lab, Greece), "(d)estructura", contributed by Colectivo El puente_lab (Juan Esteban Sandoval and Alejandro Vásquez Salinas) and Mariangela Aponte Núñez"Zip, boing, Shiva", contributed by Alter'azioni collective"Spaghetti commoning", contributed by Lisa Lazzarini"The Rabbit and the Fox", contributed by The new Games 13:00 Social Picnic
The Event Is Supported by the School of Commons and Its Alumni Network, Together with Studio Alter'azioni
David Behar Perahia
Co-founding member of Common Views, Dr. David Behar-Perahia (Born: Lyon, France) works on the seam between sculpture and architecture, in a site-specific manner, using a diversity of creative languages, such as sculpture, installation, performance, sound and video.
Rok Kranjc
Rok is a researcher and artist working with games and performative methods as engines for networked post-capitalist imagination. With a background in sociology and political ecology, he leads and collaborates with initiatives including the Crypto Commons Association, Futurescraft, Aksioma, Maska Institute, and the P2P Foundation.
Gabriel Hensche
Since 2022, Gabriel has been part of the leadership team at the School of Commons, Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (ZHdK), and oversees the Peer Learning Program.
Mariangela Aponte Núñez
Mariangela is a Colombian transdisciplinary artist whose work merges craft, electronics, and collective practices. She explores the art-body-life link through yoga and organic materials.