Thank you all for the journey over the last 2 years.

Infrastructure as historical object, as political object, as *world*

A metaphor for our technological present

Communities lie on a spectrum in terms of their origins: either they have been created to achieve a goal, or they appear to have been created almost by default; no purpose, they just exist. Who can harness the latent power of those default communities?

On the internet, we are part of swarms: networks of people, bots, and content, coordinated through algorithmic feedback loops.

We're in the midst of the memecoin meta, and the lead spring is $DEGEN. It has been key to growth on web3 social app Warpcast, and defined the 2024 playbook for token-based consumer growth.

Calling all context designers, remix artists, divergent dreamers, seekers and hyperconnectors! Join a new remixing competition and win a membership plus ETH

Folklore proposes that a networked brand be designed not for its humans, but for its machine agents. In lieu of final assets — iconography, typography — Folklore provides seeds and prompts: inputs for generative creation.

Rue Yi and Ruby Thelot explore the nature and consequence of our diverging online spaces through the concept of Balkanization and Babelification