Our work lives somewhere between artivism and cypherpunk values. We believe in questioning systems, reclaiming public space, decentralizing creativity, and proving that people can still shape the world around them instead of passively consuming it. We are interested in the human side of technology, the glitches in everyday life, and the points where imagination can interfere with routine.
We make stickers for smartphone zombies, paint around potholes people learned to ignore, create public experiments, and build experiences like SystemErr 2052, where audiences stop being spectators and become part of the disruption.
We believe art should not sit quietly on walls waiting for permission or approval. It should appear unexpectedly, ask uncomfortable questions, hijack attention, create small moments of confusion, and leave people with something they cannot easily scroll past or forget.
Privacy Tools
We’re building PikaSim. We provide anonymous eSIMs and real phone numbers across more than 190 countries. No account,…
Educational Initiative
We are organising MoneroKon 2027
Independent Media
Bitpunk.fm is a cassette zine that is defiantly analog. In our digital dystopia of surveillance and censorship, sometimes…
Local Economy
Bloom Network is a place-based social network connecting people doing local community action across 50+ communities in 17…