A curiosity circle for Impact Creatives.
This is a space for Impact Creatives, people building positive impact through creative work, to share directly with each other. Not for an algorithm or performance, but simply to inspire each other.
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The problems we’re facing need new thinking, and we believe creative work is part of that answer. Through creative impact, we can reimagine how we live, how we produce, and how we care for one another.
At the same time, we are losing focus, overloaded by social feeds designed for algorithms and performance. This is a space to stay focused, learn from other Impact Creatives, and share without performance anxiety.
What?
A place to share, encourage each other, and learn together. The community is built inside the Dark Forest Operating System (DFOS), a shared, private internet, completely free from algorithms and data tracking. Joining is free. Sign up on DFOS and you’re in.
Inside, you can share posts, publish articles, upload documents and videos, and join group chats to brainstorm ideas with other Impact Creatives.
Who?
Artists, designers, cultural practitioners, project managers, scientists, social entrepreneurs. This is for anyone who’s creative and working to build something good, socially, environmentally, or culturally.
We believe anyone can be creative and we define creativity not only as arts and culture, but also as invention, social movement, innovation, and activism.
Meet some of them:
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Director
In his latest documentary, Altay explores how those in power have always found ways to justify themselves.
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Painter & Tattoo Artist
Saki's latest exhibition portrays the Greek guest workers who moved to Belgium decades ago to work in the coal mines, painted in a sacred, holy light.
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Photographer
Dorje documented the surveillance of Berlin streets during the peaceful pro-Palestinian protests, turning the lens back on those watching.
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Musician
One of the biggest advocates of love as resistance, Astan's music centers the experience of being brown in a world that wasn't built for it.
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Performance Artist
As a queer, anti-fascist performance artist, Göksu's work reflects on the auto-censorship that accompanies them and their artmaking, and what it costs to create freely.
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Scientist
Alejandro turns waste from the fishing and paper industries into a brand new material, cleaning long-lasting pollutants out of our water as an alternative to what water treatment plants use today.
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