Disco Tour

Join us on a tour and take a look at the future.

Upcoming exhibition:

April 2024: JUST (WO)MAN, St Margaret’s School, Valparaíso, Chile

Past exhibitions:

12 – 15 September 2023: (CO)HABITATION, Schonbrunner Gallery, Vienna, Austria

16 December 2022– 20 February 2023: (CO)HABITATION, Le Corbusier Cultural Centre, Firminy, France

16 – 25 September 2022: Disco School, Vienna Design Week, Vienna, Austria

20 December 2021: Plan the Unplannable, online discussion and a walk through a Disco School exhibition

17 – 20 December 2021: Disco School exhibition, Institute for Transmedia Design, Ljubljana, Slovenia

15 – 29 October 2021: My neighborhood, my city, Saint-Pierre Church, Firminy, France

11 – 22 September 2021: Disco School, MIKK Gallery, Murska Sobota

JUST (WO)MAN

Valparaíso, Chile

The project explores contemporary life of women in Chilean society. It confronts key issues of our time and proposes alternatives to meet the needs of the Chilean nation, society, public policy and economy.

Curation: María Pía Massai, Paola Podestá, Valentina Ripamonti, Sara Božanić
Authors: Emilia Balaresque Nattero, Javiera Martínez Arriagada, Begoña Gonzalez Araya, Mariana Olfos Andreani, Valeria Cisternas Merino, Martina Hughes, Josefa Covarrubias, Constanza Pugin, María Lorena Waher, Magdalena Jara, Isabela Castiglione

Supervision: Florencia Larrea, Antonia Valenzuela, Fernando Silva, Mayte Alé

Co-Production: Institute for transmedia design, 500NM, Mediamorfosis, St Margaret’s School, Centro de Padres

(CO)HABITATION
Schonbrunner Straße 6, Vienna, Austria

Children from France, Slovenia, Austria and Chile, (re)discovered their cities, as well as those of their counterparts from other countries, through the prism of architecture and issues of common living.

The future scenarios of common living in urban and neo-rural areas vary from school to school:

New Architecture (Firminy, France)

Children from the city of Firminy, built by the famous French architect Le Corbusier, (re)discovered their city, as well as those of their counterparts from other countries, through the prism of the architecture and issues of common living.

New Emotions (Murska Sobota, Slovenia)

The vision of places where we experience the happiest moments, such as a first kiss, scating, playing or making new friends is the focus of new visionaries of children from Murska Sobota.

New Policy (Vienna, Austria)

Based on the common problems of everyday life, the children from Vienna, formulated well-intentioned solutions to create new policies for prosperity, safety, cleanliness and good health for their city and its citizens.

New Woman (Valparaíso, Chile)

Children from Chile question the contemporary life of a Chilean woman, offering views and insights on her future position, essential for the world of tomorrow.

The exhibition was enriched with the (re)discovered design of Feri Novak, architect who transformed Murska Sobota from a village into a city.

Photo credits: Matej Fišer

Curation: Sara Božanić, Michaela Landrichter, Matej Fišer, Mateja Filipović-Sandalj
Authors: Emilia Balaresque Nattero, Javiera Martínez Arriagada, Begoña Gonzalez Araya, Mariana Olfos Andreani, Valeria Cisternas Merino, Martina Hughes, Josefa Covarrubias, Constanza Pugin, María Lorena Waher, Magdalena Jara, Isabela Castiglione, Abdou Housna, Abdou Ali Nassurdine, Aivazovska Lana, Arnaud Liam, Bencheikh Djana, Benkrouidem Rosa, Bouchut Pauline, Chikh Aya, Dancette Myla, Gassilloud Mickaëlla, Hamouche Shanez, Ikhenache Rayan, Kassa Walid, Konare Keita Awa, Laidouni Wassim, Mettar Amir, Mezouar Mohamed-Adem, Moissi Yasna, Montagne Nolan, Moreno Rivas Marlys Johana, Nehar Amine, Ozer Hamza, Parra Rodriguez Landry, Peyrn Krysse, Sadat Sana, Sekimi Salmane, Soulaimana M’Guereza Moina-Bibi, Szostak Camille, Tsamalashvili Anna, Zahir Naïm, Cafirma Lara-Sophie, Chen Vanessa, Eisner Benedict, Fallah Alexandra, Finster Miriam, Hagenauer Marie, Hofer Anika, Horvath Hanna, Jiang Yuze, Haslinger Adrian, Kortus Rebekka, Kunz Marlene, Libres Carmina, Melzer-Venturi Emilia, Milenkovic Carolina, Milojevic Vanja, Öz Elif, Poulios Iris, Puno Alysha, Sarmiento Brian, Thompson-Kurleto Noa Li, Waltschek Lena, Scheffknecht Lea, Macho Liliane,Cipot Leni, Ficko Pia, Fišer Ana Sofija, Grah Živa, Klemenčič Jakob, Tratnjek Bine, Vukan Martin, Lülik Tia, Zoja Čerpnjak, Vrečič Ema, Zelko Sara, Fekonja Bronja, Kos Maša, Obal Urška, Kuronja Eva, Marič Taja, Borovič Mai, Cipot Anika, Časar Hana, Fišer Eva Marija, Grah Žiga, Kosi Žiga, Kuhar Luna, Küplen Neža, Ošlaj Iza, Rantaša Tristan, Režonja Neli, Sever Julija, Šantavec Zoja, Vöröš Tilen, Vukan Alex, Zver Luka, Žilavec Jan, Žilavec Nino, Petek Rene, Šebjan Lara, Šipoš Samanta, Vouri Vid, Balažic Maj, Cigüt Jakob, Durič Maruša, Egić Katja, Gostenčnik Lučka, Hanc Katarina, Horvat Gaja, Farič Maša, Garcia Zarja, Gerič Lili, Gumilar Lana, Hajdič Kimi, Červek Kio, Gomboc Erik, Gostenčnik Tajda, Grčar Jaša, Horvat Mohar Filip, Horvat Taja, Kokol Povh Aljaž, Kumin Jure, Kuzmič Kim, Škerlak Enej

Supervision: Florencia Larrea, Antonia Valenzuela, Fernando Silva, Mayte Alé, Corinne Bergeat, Rudy Jacquin, Valérie Bonhomme, Quentin Rancon, Agnès Drivon, Mihaela Ružič, Branka Jančar, Gabrijela Mastnak, Darko Vrebac, María Pía Massai, Paola Podestá, Michaela Landrichter, Christine Gobbi, Katharina Müller, Filiz Türkyilmaz, Philipp Tyran

Co-Production: Institute for transmedia design, 500NM, St Margaret’s School, Kenyongasse AHS, Elementary School III Murska Sobota, Ecole de La Tardive, Ecole du Stade, Collège Les Bruneaux, Collège Waldeck-Rousseau, Firminy, France

The exhibition was organized by the Institute for Transmedia Design and Kenyongasse AHS in collaboration with the Municipality of Murska Sobota, City Municipality Firminy, the Site Le Corbusier, Elementary School III Murska Sobota, Ecole de La Tardive, Ecole du Stade, Collège Les Bruneaux, Collège Waldeck-Rousseau, Firminy, France, and St. Margaret’s School, Chile the Academia, Maribor, Slovenian Culture and Information Centre (SKICA), 500 Nanómetros, Centro de Padres y Apoderados and Vienna Design Week.

(CO)HABITATION

Le Corbusier Cultural Centre, Firminy, France

Children from France, Slovenia and Austria (re)discovered their cities, through the prism of migrations, emotions, laws, architecture and issues of common living.

The future scenarios of common living in urban and neo-rural areas vary from school to school:

FIRMINY, France

Participating schools: Ecole de La Tardive, Ecole du Stade, Collège Les Bruneaux, Collège Waldeck-Rousseau, Firminy, France

The Firminy Vert is one of Le Corbusier’s largest and most important groups of buildings in the world. Inspired by it, students and residents of Firminy took on the role of architects and urban planners and had the opportunity to experience their architectural heritage in depth over three phases: (i) UNDERSTAND – through a guided tour of Le Corbusier site, they learned about the story and history of the building and the professions of architects and urban planners; (ii) IMAGINE – inspired by old photographs, they imagined and drew the future appearance of the different neighborhoods of Firminy; (iii) CREATE – with drawings, pictures and videos sent to them by students from Murska Sobota and Vienna, they created a model of a utopian European city, as if they had been commissioned to create a new city, ideal for European children.

MURSKA SOBOTA, Slovenia

Participating school: Primary School Osnovna šola III

Mobile apps such as Tiktok are a universal and immersive medium that allows easy communication and expression of ideas, which the young people of Murska Sobota decided to use to present their city to the citizens of Firminy. The pupils of the primary school Osnovna šola III focused on buildings and places where or near which they have experienced their happiest moments, such as a first kiss, making new friends, playing with their mates. The places they showed in their videos aim to transmit these emotions to the students of Firminy, using Tiktok as a means of a common language. They also created a new model of Firminy based on drawings and photographs submitted by the Firminy pupils.

VIENNA, Austria

Participating school: Kenyongasse AHS

Since the students of Murska Sobota decided to break the boundaries of communication and project themselves into the future, the young people of Vienna decided to talk about the city of the future. Thus, they created new ministries to improve their daily lives in the Vienna of the future. Based on the common problems of everyday life, they formulated well-intentioned solutions to create prosperity, safety, cleanliness and good health in the urban space.

Photo credits: Michaela Landrichter

Curation: Sara Božanić, Emma Dardeau, Michaela Landrichter, Mihaela Ružić
Authors: Abdou Housna, Abdou Ali Nassurdine, Aivazovska Lana, Arnaud Liam, Bencheikh Djana, Benkrouidem Rosa, Bouchut Pauline, Chikh Aya, Dancette Myla, Gassilloud Mickaëlla, Hamouche Shanez, Ikhenache Rayan, Kassa Walid, Konare Keita Awa, Laidouni Wassim, Mettar Amir, Mezouar Mohamed-Adem, Moissi Yasna, Montagne Nolan, Moreno Rivas Marlys Johana, Nehar Amine, Ozer Hamza, Parra Rodriguez Landry, Peyrn Krysse, Sadat Sana, Sekimi Salmane, Soulaimana M’Guereza Moina-Bibi, Szostak Camille, Tsamalashvili Anna, Zahir Naïm, Cafirma Lara-Sophie, Chen Vanessa, Eisner Benedict, Fallah Alexandra, Finster Miriam, Hagenauer Marie, Hofer Anika, Horvath Hanna, Jiang Yuze, Haslinger Adrian, Kortus Rebekka, Kunz Marlene, Libres Carmina, Melzer-Venturi Emilia, Milenkovic Carolina, Milojevic Vanja, Öz Elif, Poulios Iris, Puno Alysha, Sarmiento Brian, Thompson-Kurleto Noa Li, Waltschek Lena, Scheffknecht Lea, Macho Liliane,Cipot Leni, Ficko Pia, Fišer Ana Sofija, Grah Živa, Klemenčič Jakob, Tratnjek Bine, Vukan Martin, Lülik Tia, Zoja Čerpnjak, Vrečič Ema, Zelko Sara, Fekonja Bronja, Kos Maša, Obal Urška, Kuronja Eva, Marič Taja, Borovič Mai, Cipot Anika, Časar Hana, Fišer Eva Marija, Grah Žiga, Kosi Žiga, Kuhar Luna, Küplen Neža, Ošlaj Iza, Rantaša Tristan, Režonja Neli, Sever Julija, Šantavec Zoja, Vöröš Tilen, Vukan Alex, Zver Luka, Žilavec Jan, Žilavec Nino, Petek Rene, Šebjan Lara, Šipoš Samanta, Vouri Vid, Balažic Maj, Cigüt Jakob, Durič Maruša, Egić Katja, Gostenčnik Lučka, Hanc Katarina, Horvat Gaja, Farič Maša, Garcia Zarja, Gerič Lili, Gumilar Lana, Hajdič Kimi, Červek Kio, Gomboc Erik, Gostenčnik Tajda, Grčar Jaša, Horvat Mohar Filip, Horvat Taja, Kokol Povh Aljaž, Kumin Jure, Kuzmič Kim, Škerlak Enej

Supervision: Corinne Bergeat, Rudy Jacquin, Valérie Bonhomme, Quentin Rancon, Agnès Drivon, Mihaela Ružič, Branka Jančar, Gabrijela Mastnak, Darko Vrebac, Michaela Landrichter, Christine Gobbi, Katharina Müller, Filiz Türkyilmaz, Philipp Tyran, Emma Dardeau

Co-Production: Institute for transmedia design, Kenyongasse AHS, Elementary School III Murska Sobota, Ecole de La Tardive, Ecole du Stade, Collège Les Bruneaux, Collège Waldeck-Rousseau, Firminy, France

The exhibition was organized by the Site Le Corbusier in collaboration with the City Municipality Firminy, Municipality of Murska Sobota, the Institute of Transmedia Design, Elementary School III Murska Sobota, the Academia, Maribor, Ecole de La Tardive, Ecole du Stade, Collège Les Bruneaux, Collège Waldeck-Rousseau, ASH Kenyongasse, SKICA and Vienna Design Week.

DISCO SCHOOL: REIMAGINING THE FUTURE OF OUR CITIES
Vienna Design Week, Vienna, Austria

What would the future of our cities look like if children were in charge? The centerpiece of the exhibition DISCO SCHOOL is a semi-fictional town plan, which draws up – and shows the vision shared by – local decision-makers, creatives, and 98 children from the town of Murska Sobota in Slovenia. To accompany the exhibition, the designers Vera Vera Karina Gebhardt Fearns, Sara Božanić and Mateja Filipović-Sandalj delivered a three-day children’s workshop during the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK, in which the children developed ideas for their city with the help of storytelling, drawings, and collages.

Photo credits: VIENNA DESIGN WEEK

The exhibition was organized by the VIENNA DESIGN WEEK in collaboration with the Institute of Transmedia Design, Elementary School III Murska Sobota, the Academia, Maribor, ASH Kenyongasse and SKICA.

PLAN THE UNPLANNED

Zoom, online platform

A walk through the online Disco School exhibition and an online conversation about the future of cities took place on Monday, 20 December 2021 at 18:00 (CET).

The conversation focused on the value of embracing community perspectives in our work, and the role of childhood in the voice and agency of our collective future. Three-hundred Zoom participants from around the globe took part in an online event.

Speakers: Jimmy Loizeau, Matt Ward, Ivica Mitrović, Sara Božanić

The online event was organized by the Institute of Transmedia Design, University Split and Goldsmiths, University of London in collaboration with Speculative Futures Lisbon and Speculative Futures Milan.

MY NEIGHBORHOOD, MY CITY
Saint-Pierre Church, Firminy, France

Group exhibition presented on the occasion of the National Architecture Days at Saint-Pierre church, Site le Corbusier, Firminy, France took place from October 15 to 29 2021.

The idea for the exhibition My neighborhood, my city (Ma ville, mon quartier) was born at the intersection of two cities, Fimriny, France and Murska Sobota, Slovenia. The two cities are linked by a special cultural bond between the architect Le Corbusier, who worked on a project in the Firminy-Vert neighborhood, where he built a recreation centre for body and mind, while in Murska Sobota his influence is present and visible in the city centre, designed by his student Feri Novak (1906-1959).

As a testimony to these intertwined ties, the exhibition presents two projects by two groups of young people. The kids and teenagers from Firminy-Vert worked with the girls from Chic, de l’Archi !, an association whose mission is to raise awareness among young people about urban planning, architecture and landscape, on their own reflections of what they like about their neighborhood. They used photography and interviews to present how they live, use or move around it.

The kids from Murska Sobota presented Disco School, a semi-fictional town plan that aims to encourage the community to rethink the future of their city, taking into account the interests and views of children. By involving children in the process, activating their imagination and curiosity, the project stimulates their interest in living and participating in the community.

Photo credits: Site Le Corbusier

Curation: Sara Božanić, Michaela Landrichter, Matej Fišer, Mateja Filipović-Sandalj
Authors: Emilia Balaresque Nattero, Javiera Martínez Arriagada, Begoña Gonzalez Araya, Mariana Olfos Andreani, Valeria Cisternas Merino, Martina Hughes, Josefa Covarrubias, Constanza Pugin, María Lorena Waher, Magdalena Jara, Isabela Castiglione, Abdou Housna, Abdou Ali Nassurdine, Aivazovska Lana, Arnaud Liam, Bencheikh Djana, Benkrouidem Rosa, Bouchut Pauline, Chikh Aya, Dancette Myla, Gassilloud Mickaëlla, Hamouche Shanez, Ikhenache Rayan, Kassa Walid, Konare Keita Awa, Laidouni Wassim, Mettar Amir, Mezouar Mohamed-Adem, Moissi Yasna, Montagne Nolan, Moreno Rivas Marlys Johana, Nehar Amine, Ozer Hamza, Parra Rodriguez Landry, Peyrn Krysse, Sadat Sana, Sekimi Salmane, Soulaimana M’Guereza Moina-Bibi, Szostak Camille, Tsamalashvili Anna, Zahir Naïm, Cafirma Lara-Sophie, Chen Vanessa, Eisner Benedict, Fallah Alexandra, Finster Miriam, Hagenauer Marie, Hofer Anika, Horvath Hanna, Jiang Yuze, Haslinger Adrian, Kortus Rebekka, Kunz Marlene, Libres Carmina, Melzer-Venturi Emilia, Milenkovic Carolina, Milojevic Vanja, Öz Elif, Poulios Iris, Puno Alysha, Sarmiento Brian, Thompson-Kurleto Noa Li, Waltschek Lena, Scheffknecht Lea, Macho Liliane,Cipot Leni, Ficko Pia, Fišer Ana Sofija, Grah Živa, Klemenčič Jakob, Tratnjek Bine, Vukan Martin, Lülik Tia, Zoja Čerpnjak, Vrečič Ema, Zelko Sara, Fekonja Bronja, Kos Maša, Obal Urška, Kuronja Eva, Marič Taja, Borovič Mai, Cipot Anika, Časar Hana, Fišer Eva Marija, Grah Žiga, Kosi Žiga, Kuhar Luna, Küplen Neža, Ošlaj Iza, Rantaša Tristan, Režonja Neli, Sever Julija, Šantavec Zoja, Vöröš Tilen, Vukan Alex, Zver Luka, Žilavec Jan, Žilavec Nino, Petek Rene, Šebjan Lara, Šipoš Samanta, Vouri Vid, Balažic Maj, Cigüt Jakob, Durič Maruša, Egić Katja, Gostenčnik Lučka, Hanc Katarina, Horvat Gaja, Farič Maša, Garcia Zarja, Gerič Lili, Gumilar Lana, Hajdič Kimi, Červek Kio, Gomboc Erik, Gostenčnik Tajda, Grčar Jaša, Horvat Mohar Filip, Horvat Taja, Kokol Povh Aljaž, Kumin Jure, Kuzmič Kim, Škerlak Enej

Supervision: Florencia Larrea, Antonia Valenzuela, Fernando Silva, Mayte Alé, Corinne Bergeat, Rudy Jacquin, Valérie Bonhomme, Quentin Rancon, Agnès Drivon, Mihaela Ružič, Branka Jančar, Gabrijela Mastnak, Darko Vrebac, María Pía Massai, Paola Podestá, Michaela Landrichter, Christine Gobbi, Katharina Müller, Filiz Türkyilmaz, Philipp Tyran

Co-Production: Institute for transmedia design, Elementary School III Murska Sobota, Goldsmiths, University of London, Site Le Corbusier

The event was organized by the Institute of Transmedia Design Murska Sobota, with the support of the Center for Creativity, MIKK – Youth and Cultural Club Murska Sobota, the Municipality of Murska Sobota, Elementary School III, the Institute for Culture, Tourism and Sport Murska Sobota, the Municipality of Ljubljana, Academia Maribor, Site Le Corbusier, Arts Academy Split and Goldsmiths, University of London, as part of the international project SpeculativeEdu.

DISCO SCHOOL
MIKK Gallery, Murska Sobota Institute for Transmedia Design, Ljubljana, Slovenia

A semi-fictional town plan collaboratively produced by renowned creatives and the children from Murska Sobota, showcasing their shared vision of the city’s future.

Renowned international and local artists, musicians, and designers teamed up with local children to explore new perspectives on the city’s future.

THE PROCESS

RESEARCH – STREETS OF MURSKA SOBOTA

The research included interviews with the citizens and mapping the city and locations that were recognized as important places of social encounters. Citizens were driven around Murska Sobota in a taxi and invited to share their visions of the city, migration and social inclusion.Each of these visions depicts the experiences of individuals (locals, musicians, artists, designers, social scientists, historians, researchers), their relationships with the city, and a desire to explore what kind of future we can live in. Each story is intimate, yet collective and familiar enough that it can be shared.

ARTWORK CREATION – ELEMENTARY SCHOOL III

Inspired by the discussion about their city and under the guidance of teacher Mihaela Ružič, pupils of Elementary School III in Murska Sobota worked on various artworks centered around their hometown. A city maquette was made with over 50 pieces of ceramics, over 10 linocut prints and 10 photographs of the most striking buildings in the city designed by the famous architect Feri Novak.

WORKSHOP – FUTURE DESIGN

During a three-day workshop led by designers Jimmy Loizeau, Matt Ward and Sara Božanić, the children of Murska Sobota combined storytelling, line drawing and collages to develop ideas about a new shared vision of their town’s future. A collection of stories, images, sketches and plans were produced and then turned into 3D structures and models to help design the alternative city town plan.

MUSIC CREATION – ANTHEM OF MURSKA SOBOTA

Music has always played a big role in our society, both as a generator of social and political change, but also by shaping one’s sense of belonging and identity. A total of 21 poems were written about Murska Sobota by pupils of Elementary School III from which Music has always played a big role in our society, both as a generator of social and political change, but also by shaping one’s sense of belonging and identity.Two songs were produced using four of the poems written by pupils, and made into some kind of anthems of the future Murska Sobota, with the help of renowned local musicians kleemar and Big Pappa. The songs were recorded in a music studio with the children and then pressed into a vinyl entitled Vö Fajna!

Vö Fajna!

Sobota Moja

Photo credits: Sara Božanić

The Disco School exhibition was firstly opened on 11 September 2021 in MIKK Gallery, Murska Sobota with a special screening of a short film created during the preparations, which was held at the notable Park Theatre (Gledališče Park). The exhibition was opened by the initiators of the project, the mentors, and the authors, together with the Mayor of Murska Sobota, Dr. Aleksander Jevšek.

Photo credits: Matta Ward, Žan Bedenik

After the screening, the programme moved to the MIKK Gallery, where visitors were able to immerse themselves in the universe of a different, transformed Murska Sobota featuring big toboggans as the main mode of public transport, sports fields particularly designed for a hybrid discipline combining skate and tennis, a house of illusions, a puppy rescue shelter, a technology park with phone-growing trees, custom made candy souvenirs, and much more.

Photo credits: Matta Ward, Žan Bedenik

The exhibition was also on display in Ljubljana at the Institute for Transmedia Design, Einspielerjeva 25, from December 17 to 20 2021.

Photo credits: Suzan Gabrijan

Concept artists: Jimmy Loizeau, Matt Ward, Mihaela Ružič, Sara Božanić
Authors: Dunja Ana Colombo, Neli Čep, Lucian Dujanovič, Gaja Krčmar, Tija Murgelj, Lara Copot, Aneja Gomboc, Betina Pucko, Urša Šlibar, Ana Žvokelj, Zarja Garcia, Hana Marinič, Taja Horvat, Žana Martinec, Marsel Meleš, Tine Šalamon, Mia Topovšek, Nina Bohnec, Maj Balažic, Katja Egić, Lučka Gostenčnik, Lan Graabar, Žiga Grah, Gaja Horvat, Kiara Horvat, Tjaša Horvat, Vanja Horvat, Lana Tia Kuhar, Žan Luk, Luka Pojbič, Lan Šalamun, Alina Šarkezi, Julija Šinko, Samanta Šipoš, Luka Škaper – Meško, Alex Vukan, Mai Borovič, Bor Patrik Burjan, Maruša Durič, Jure Garcia, Luka Valentin Grabar, Iztok Kikec, Kiara Kolbl, Luna Kuhar, Neža Küplen, Vid Mlinarič, Neli Režonja, Zoja Šantavec, Lara Šebjan, Aleksander Škafar, Keanu Švenda, Kim Kuzmič, Enei Lucu, Tian Mesarič, Ajda Oček, Katarina Petrović, Lado Ratkai, Mia Topovšek, Kio Červek, Lina Felkar, Lem Forjanič, Erik Gomboc, Tajda Gostenčnik, Jaša Grčar, Val Hajdenkumer, Filip Horvat Mohar, Aljaž Kokol Povh, Izabela Zala Kranfogel, Jure Kumin, Matic Kranfogel, Jakob Cigüt, Maruša Durič, Blaž Tobias, Dej Duričić, Eva Kuronja, Aleks Horvat, Luka Mesarič, Maša Kos, Matic Brunec, Tine Šalamon, Alex Gutalj, Naja Gjerek, Taja Marič, Urška Obal, Zana Zrim, Tia Lülik, Lara Kuzmič, Eva Kumin, Eva Marija Fičer, Dina Ismajlović, Hana Ismajlović, Zara Sabotin, Ula Sabotin, Miha Šebjan, Vasja Pertoci, Taras Kikec, Katjuša Pertoci

Exhibition design: Jimmy Loizeau, Matt Ward, Sara Božanić, Mihaela Ružič, Žan Bedinek, Ana Nicol Ropoša, Mateja Filipović-Sandalj, Tomaž Županec, Petar Božanić, Oleg Šuran, Sebastijan Škraban

Composing: Matej Končan aka kleemar, Big Pappa, Izabela Zala Kranfogel, Maruša Durič, Matic Kranfogel, Jakob Cigüt

Media design: Oleg Šuran

Content design: Mateja Filipović-Sandalj

Supervision: Vida Lukač, Matej Fišer, Sonja Čerpnjak, Daniel Ulčar, Boris Bodanec, Maja Lačen Škrbič, Ivica Mitrović, Janez Balažic

Co-Production: Institute for transmedia design, Elementary School III Murska Sobota, Goldsmiths, University of London

The event was organized by the Institute of Transmedia Design Murska Sobota, with the support of the Center for Creativity, MIKK – Youth and Cultural Club Murska Sobota, the Municipality of Murska Sobota, Elementary School III, the Institute for Culture, Tourism and Sport Murska Sobota, the Municipality of Ljubljana, Academia Maribor, Arts Academy Split and Goldsmiths, University of London, as part of the international project SpeculativeEdu.