Axes: Radical openness and sustainable biodiversity.

Sharing and diversity is visualized and celebrated. What remains invisible is the edge between the private and the public; also individual desire and cultural identity is flooded under the abundance of diversity

Note: this scenario began in one group, but was split into two groups who worked from the same foundations, but developed two different worlds:

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Cover photo: connect or die…

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Cover photo: collective support

One of four scenarios developed during the Visualizing the Invisible workshop:

• Franco
• Hal2020
• Geriopolis
• Biopentopia