toward belonging: eulogy for the system | Basecamp | workshop | 2026

A white artsy looking person is describing something about the tiny pieces of art on the big white wall they're standing next to. The red-haired person has trekking poles as mobility aid in their right hand.
Four persons are interacting with an art installation. Part of the installation is on the ground. This part looks like a crime scene, a person laying on the ground made of cushions. The air part of the installation looks like a couple talking.
A mindmap with green and yellow markings. It's many different subjects mixed up together.
Revolutionary scribbles on a white piece of paper written in a green colour.
2 persons talking to each other. They're sitting before a glass wall. In the reflections of the glass there's a big silhouette of Karl Marx <3
Messy scribblings on a piece of white paper. 
credits participants:  Anas  |  adele  |  Akash  |  gootske  |  maria  |  sara  |  sonja
Paper burning in a pot. Big flames.
A artsy looking white person is sitting on the ground, very close to the art exposition they seem to be describing. The art looks like a body laying on the ground. It's made out of green cushions. It looks a bit like a crime scene.
An art installation. Two pairs of shoes (1 feminine, 1 masculine) are facing opposing directions. The art installation lining in a vertical direction. On either ends are circles of rectangular pieces of colorful paper and knives.
A androgynous person with red frizzy hair, a cozy hiking outfit and cat-eyed glasses sits on a chair. Alone, in a circle of empty chairs. They look tired, with their hands on their knees.
Piece of paper with, poetic writings. Written in all caps, with a teal marker.
Transcribed conversation on paper with red, purple and blue text. It’s about capitalism and u can read the hypocrisy of the capitalist.
Ashes of paper in a cooking pot
Enthousiastic group of people on the end of a big white table, gathering food and talking to each other. 
       photo's:  Maria PasK  |  Gooitske Zijlstra  |  Sandra Lange
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