We reached out to Superimpose with our research, interested in their views on Staying with the Trouble: The Anti-fragile. We were equally inspired and surprised at some of the shared perspectives that came up their own Perma-Flux report. Their report interrogates the relationship between post-digital communication and contemporary society: 

The way that our environment shapes our behaviour often extends beyond our ability to perceive it. What has become clear is that everything we do and believe is formed by the technologies we build and use. Combined with the communication breakthroughs of the late-twentieth century, the message is clear: When you alter the flow of information through society, you alter the society itself. 

Our collaboration with Superimpose on the Anti-Fragile Collective project, feels the result of a authentic and compassionate commitment to knowledge exchange from both industry and academia. This practice based research project that will engage radical pedagogies and genuine knowledge exchange enables us to dialogue with a truly global community come together through education and further our research into how we experience the world and our agency within it.