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WINWIN is an immersive performative experience for a small group of people guided by an algorithm: they debate a societal issue, dressed in playful statements, to discover consensus within the group. We want to celebrate the common ground among the participants instead of our differences.
WIN WIN is an early prototype of a discussion and participatory performance, based on consensus and inspired simultaneously by flat hierarchical social organizational structures like Occupy Wallstreet, holacracy and sociocracy, anarchist philosophy, the s
