
The future(s)
need all of us.
​The story of a 1 year Expedition leading from the Future
to discover powerful ways of Making A Difference today
In a nutshell
The Story
Once upon a time (around the year 2023), humanity crossed critical tipping points, causing irreversible harm to our planet. This led to a catastrophic chain of events, turning most of us into climate refugees. But amidst the darkness, a glimmer of hope emerged. As power shifted away from centralized authorities and technology advanced, a new civilization arose: The Earth Citizens. Freed from the need to work for a living, these citizens were empowered to focus on healing the earth and creating a more prosperous and fair world.

As the world continues to grapple with the devastating effects of climate change, the story of Armand and Alva offers a glimpse into the lives of Swedish Climate Refugees. Father and daughter, as they wake up on a typical morning year 2053, preparing for a new day in a world that has been forever changed by the consequences of inaction.
the journey
From Guerilla installed Base Camps greeting political executives as Climate refugees, to hyper contextual emergency evacuation Simulations. And a reimagined democratic system launched as a decentralized App on National Election Day Now turned into a Film.

What is a Future Prototype
& Why do it?
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“Objects/immersive experiences from the future, on visits to the present that aim to create thoughts, feelings & discussion about which society we want in the future and how we best get there” i.e. Supports us to make smarter, more informed strategic decisions.

The Way Out
Based on a true story of what life might look like year 2053.
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SOON TO BE RELEASED ​
WHY?
We won't solve today's challenges with the same mindset or decisionmakers that created them. Instead of departing from the status quo and decisions about the future of many being taken by a few - we need Everyone re-imagine to re-build a different system. Humans where the ones who created society in the first place, thus we are the only ones who can change it.
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One way of democratizing the future is to bring alternative future scenarios to visit in the present. To make huge topics such as democratic and climatic development tangible we seek to shift the overwhelming or distant - to near and accessible. To be able to let go of the probable, to imagine the possible. The preferable.
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When we can litterally walk into alternative futures - thoughts, feelings & discussion emerge around which society we want - and don't want. From that place of experience and insight, we can make much smarter, more informed, grounded and strategic decisions. Consciously creating the future, rather than reacting on it when it arrives.
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This is why we built a Climate Refugee Tent in the middle of a Political Summit. And a decentralized government app launch at the National Election Day. It's why we built a Financial Prototype designed to make people want what the planet need: A passive income, a UBI, based on the wellfare of the actual ground beneath their feet. And it is why we made the first ever film (to our knowing) showing the everyday life of Swedish Climate Refugees; Armand and Alva. Father and daughter.
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But Why a film? and all these tools?
“We need Everyone, not just the elite, to re-imagine and re-create a different system. A robust forecast is a collective endeavor; a product of collective intelligence.”
The films = because we need to bring the potential cost of inaction and value of success closer. The Tools = to move forward with the energy, we need to channel it.
“When we work building peace out of conflict, we work with building a future that is radically different from our present and past.
If we are able to step out of today’s conflict and into an open and yet undiscovered landscape of alternative futures; from war to peace - we can begin to understand what is possible.”
/Tessa Finlev, Peace Symposium, Sudan in 2015.






A Street Sign System, Migrating to a full Certification & Labeling System: For food, Voting, UBI Payouts, Transport, and more
About Signs for Change & Radical Norms

Cutting edge Mucelium Blocks & Solar Lamp & Poster
Turned inspirational relics from the past that hints of thin fabric energy capturing systems
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Species - Species Radios. Built in Cordoba. Publicated 2012
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About Martin Avila, and his work on Hospitality Hostility & Design




6 emergency alarms
1 individual simulation
1 collective simulation
5 radio messages
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3 Think Tanks:
Signal Scanning, Testing Artefacts, Simulation Take over Movie Making
2 Base Camp Installations
Almedalen Blekinge Campus






Alternative Welfare Systems, UBI pilots:
Brazil, Namibia, India, Mongolia, Iran, Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria
Alternative ways of mobilizing/decision making:
DAO; enablings multiple parallel rapid petridishing of democratic systems beyond countryboarders
Alternative Financial Systems;
Kenya, El Salvador, Argentina, Malaysia, Maricá
Alternative Legal Systems:
Ecuador, New Zealand, Bolivia
Regeneration beyond do-no-harm/net positive;
life affirming paradigms
MAD Friends & Pioneers
those who voyage with us























![]() Bettina Schwalm | ![]() Songul Can | ![]() George Sallfeldt |
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![]() Hermine Coyet Ohlén | ![]() Sammy-Sebastian Tawakkoli | ![]() Olia Hordiienko |
![]() Martin Avila | ![]() Netta Korhonen | ![]() Christopher Lutterodt-Quarcco |
![]() Susanne Fuglesang | ![]() Tove Blomgren | ![]() Isaiah Saibu |
![]() Alva Gunnerblad | ![]() AnÃbal MartÃnez-Sistac | ![]() Cathy Xiao Chen |
![]() Philip Hallsmar | ![]() Matilda HÃ¥kansson | ![]() Rohan Wijesundara |
![]() Gloria Pischko | ![]() Alexander Kalén | ![]() Claire Ingram Bogusz |
![]() Magnus af Sandeberg | ![]() Linda Pimmeshofer | ![]() Melanie Rideout |
![]() Andrew Marrie | ![]() Emelie FÃ¥gelstedt | ![]() Martin Flack |
![]() Pia McAleenan | ![]() Gianluca Suter | ![]() Sara Tunheden |
![]() Johan Hammarlund | ![]() Elin Vestberg |