Secondhand clothes are installed. The audience are able to donate and/or keep an item of clothing. Each item of clothing contains an omen.

Audiences are able to dictate and be dictated by other audience members in casual social conversation. This can happen online and/or live in-person.

The Imaginary Friends of the public are archived and brought to life in a VR Imaginary Friend World.

Audience can speak with the deceased, spiritual entities, a better version of someone they know, fictional characters and a better version of themselves through these phones.

These cartographers offer the public one-to-one “drawings of their life for five bucks”. Cartographic drawers interview audiences one-on-one about their life, take notes and draw a map of their life while interviewing them.

People can submit dance moves. Videos of these dance moves are shown on public screen. Dance parties, and choreographed dance sessions happen with these moves.

A selection of sculptures from the Imaginary Friend series.

Like Kareoke but for speeches. From Greta Thunberg's "How Dare You" speech to the duets of Zizek & Jordan Peterson to Gillard's "I will not be lectured by this man".

Legally binding contracts for a better version of yourself.