What forms of (re-)productive peripheries can inspire alternative or heterodox economies through different ways of socially organising, knowing, and being, and cultures of experimentation? What is the role of Artificial Intelligence in this process? What new economic dynamics are born from an algorithmically controlled world? What are the cultural biases and other forces that control the contemporary condition? How can interdisciplinary design and research create new communities of difference that react to this condition?

In an attempt to answer these questions. the colloquiais are interested in theories, practices, and experiences that embrace diverse ways of knowing with tacit and situated knowledge.

The talks address five distinct but complementary themes: Heterodoxies of difference; Caring for diverse kinship; Narratives of more-than-human ecologies; Animating everyday heterotopias; Animating everyday heterotopias. Watch the talks here.