¹ See: Véliz, C. “Expert Comment: Why cherish the analogue in a digital age?”. University of Oxford, 5 January 2026. Accessed 4 November 2026. https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2026-01-05-expert-comment-why-cherish-analogue-digital-age; Maskell, E. “Is 2026 the year of analogue?”. Dazed, 23 January 2026. Accessed 4 November 2026. https://www.dazeddigital.com/life-culture/article/69449/1/is-2026-the-year-of-analogue-tiktok-trend-social-media-offline; Bakhtiari, K. “Why Offline Is The New Luxury”. Forbes, 29 March 2026. Accessed 3 November 2026. https://www.forbes.com/sites/kianbakhtiari/2026/03/29/why-offline-is-the-new-luxury/

² Following Alex Quicho the “girl” is understood as “an operative entity and a technology of subjectivity” within technological systems. By appropriating their codes and strategically operating within their mechanisms, she can also develop unpredictable tactics of survival, evasion, and destabilisation. See: Quicho, A.“Girl Intelligence”. Accessed 3 November 2026. https://girl-intel.cargo.site/

Aksioma | Project Space, Ljubljana

Free admission, registration required at the exhibition.

Recommended in cases of cognitive exhaustion and acute TikTok intellectualism.

We’re tired, but we keep chewing over and grinding down theoretical texts and assembling them into points that can be delivered in thirty seconds. Even when we’re no longer thinking about anything, we feed the algorithm with thought. Are we resisting the system through in-depth reflection, or plugging into the dominant discourse, creating an illusion of understanding, an atmosphere of social critique and producing engagement?
In the workshop, we will take on the role of a content creator who explains philosophical concepts through TikToks, Shorts or Reels by applying them to pop culture phenomena or online trends, but we will do it in analogue. We will cut sentences and phrases out of printed articles and assemble them into punchy, relatable and engaging takes. We’ll provide prompts to respond to by collaging academic texts, but you’re welcome to bring your own. The collages will not be posted anywhere; they will stay on the notice board in the home’s common space.

Olja Simčič Jerele and Lucija Klauž are the founders of Tudi bralni krožek, a space for collective reading and critical discussion of theory in an accessible and relaxed way. The circle is for anyone interested in contemporary art who finds theoretical texts hard to tackle alone.

Aksioma | Project Space, Ljubljana

Free admission, registration required at the exhibition.
Recommended in cases of chronic dream deficiency.

Come tired or half-awake, still carrying the shape of the day. Lay yourself down. Not to escape, but to remember: rest is not a pause but the whole point. A luxury that is always available if we give ourselves permission. There is no rush and time is not scarce here, it’s endless. Here, in this oasis, the revolution will not be mobilised; it will be horizontal and stretched out. Feel the seconds slow to a syrup-thick drip, and watch them widen into a vast, shimmering lake. Take a nap if you need to. Dream if you want. Stay awake and watch the ceiling turn soft. The most you can do for yourself and the planet and everyone on it is to dream.

Iva Suhadolnik Gregorin is a conceptual and visual artist who works across performance, photography, and text. Her work interrogates questions of labour, identity and power structures, while simultaneously reaching toward the magical and metaphysical. She merges her emotional and personal landscape with the political, arguing they are undeniably intertwined. Her practice serves as an opportunity to create temporary spaces that emerge as invitations for emancipation and (or) a catalyst for dismantling the work ethic. She graduated from the Academy of Visual Arts (AVA) in Ljubljana in 2023, has had solo exhibitions at Galerija Fotografija, GT22, DobraVaga and FBunker, and has performed in Ljubljana, London, Yerevan, Budapest and Massarosa.

Aksioma | Project Space, Ljubljana

Free admission, registration required at the exhibition.
Recommended for preserving the memory of communal practices displaced by hobbies turned side hustles.

In this workshop, we will make small pillows filled with lavender and rice, to rest on our chests or place over our eyes. We will use basic sewing techniques and, for a little while, unplug and devote ourselves to handwork. Sewing in a circle recalls the communal knowledge from which technology itself is woven: the memory of the first computers was woven by hand by women, wire by wire, though history prefers to keep quiet about it. Today, as platforms entangle us in algorithmic loops where every hobby is potential content and every object a potential product, sewing a simple pillow that we won’t sell is a quiet subversive practice.

Kara Marušič is an artist, critic and curator whose practice explores the conditions of making art from home. She holds a BA from Academie Minerva in Groningen (NL) and is currently completing her postgraduate studies at the Academy of Visual Arts (AVA) in Ljubljana. She has had solo exhibitions at DobraVaga gallery (2025) and the Glass Atrium of Ljubljana City Hall (2026).

Aksioma | Project Space, Ljubljana

Free admission, registration required at the exhibition.
Recommended for nervous systems wired to the feed, and for disrupted sleep rhythms.

ASMR is a genre platforms use to lull us to sleep, so that we stay on them while we sleep. Here we return it to the body. The workshop is an actual sound bath, a lullaby in the form of a ritual that will immerse us in sine waves in Colundi tuning and leave us to whispers and small sounds. Angel Tuners tuning forks will also ring out. I don’t have any disorders, these are symptoms of being an angel. The ritual promises no optimisation. It offers silence, boredom and room to daydream.

Aljaž Zupančič and Miona Topalović are academically trained musicians. Aljaž completed his studies in musicology in Ljubljana, and Miona studied violin in Mannheim. Since moving to Kočevje, they have devoted themselves to exploring sound, deep listening and its potential for relaxation and wellbeing. They perform their sound baths under the name Prva pesem.

Aksioma | Project Space, Ljubljana

Free admission, registration required at the exhibition.
Recommended for anyone in need of a confidential space the algorithm can’t see.

Create Mode Confessional is a workshop in which, given the unsuitability of intermediary platforms, we will imagine other ways of creating a space for sharing worries. Following an essayistic analysis of Instagram’s Create Mode feature, a presentation of examples of its use and an interview with an expert user, we will form a closed, confidential space in a circle. In the style of Create Mode confessions, we will anonymously write down what is weighing on us on prepared forms (one thought, one form) and drop them into a plexiglass box in the middle of the circle. After a break, we will read the thoughts together and destroy the forms one by one by feeding them through a paper shredder. With this, and with the privacy we establish (the rule of the circle is that the worries spoken stay among the participants and, most importantly, are not shared on platforms), we’ll keep our diary-like confessions out of the platforms’ hands and think about spaces where they can live beyond them.

Matej Mali is a social and cultural anthropologist working in multimodal anthropology. He is interested in the intersection of art and science, particularly in questioning research methods, alternative forms of academic writing and online behaviour. He is a member of Skorja, a group for multimodal and experimental anthropology, and editor of the Multimodal Anthropology section of the journal Svetovi / Worlds. His project The Most Rested Person in the World was presented in a solo exhibition at DobraVaga Gallery.