Game-playing Sessions: Our Future Is Somewhere Here

Create possible future scenarios with this collective conversational game.

"Our Future Is Somewhere Here" is a social, artistic game that invites players to create “future scenarios” by weaving memory and personal experience into dialogue on climate, migration, technology and care, opening space for shared reflection instead of conflict.

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Equal Society

Speculative & Social Design

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Eindhoven Library

Emmasingel 22

5611AZ

Entrance fee

Free access

Hosted by

Ål Nik (Alexandra Nikolova)
aaaalnik@gmail.com
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Opening hours

18 October

14:00

16:30

21 October

17:00

18:30

23 October

17:00

18:30

25 October

14:00

16:30

Dogs are allowed

Free wifi available

Toilets available

Fully wheelchair accessible

Wheelchair friendly toilet available

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Game-playing Sessions

Join a guided game-playing session to co-create a possible future scenario with a group. During the process, you’ll discuss how our past and present affect the future and what we can do now.

The sessions are free to attend. Spaces are limited, so a reservation is needed.

If you have to cancel, please do it in advance so someone else can attend.

Please note: The sessions will be held in English.

Sessions:
Sat 18 Oct, 14:00-15:30;
Tue 21 Oct, 17:00-18:30;
Thu 23 Oct, 17:00-18:30;
Sat 25 Oct, 14:00-15:30.

Location: Eindhoven Library

To sign up, visit Eindhoven Library's webpage here:
https://eindhoven.op-shop.nl/2284/ddw-2025-game-playing-session-our-future-is-somewhere-here

Game-playing session

Hosted by Ål Nik (Alexandra Nikolova)

Ål Nik (Alexandra Nikolova) is a visual, digital, and sound artist, graphic designer, and artistic researcher whose work moves between publishing, storytelling, and collaborative play. She explores how memory, time, shared, and personal experiences shape our sense of the future. As a maker of “Our Future Is Somewhere Here”, she brings art and design together to craft tools that spark dialogue, reflection, and new ways of imagining collective futures.