Live experiences
THE BALL OF ROME
May 9–11, 2025 | Live Project | Stockholm
An immersive theatre retreat exploring hierarchy, subjectivity, and emergent narratives through an interactive role-play experience set in a Roman-inspired environment. Fifty participants, guided by a team of co-facilitators, navigated constructed social scenarios to probe the formation of roles, the dynamics of power, and the possibilities inherent in collective storytelling. The project positioned art as a method for examining both human limitation and creative potential within structured social systems.
DEN OF THIEVES
September 11–15, 2024 | Live Project | London
An experimental theatre retreat exploring rapid prototyping of immersive experiences and the dynamics of improvisation. Participants engaged in structured exercises and deep improvisation sessions under the guidance of facilitator Tijmen Brozius, investigating emergent narratives, social roles, and collective creativity. By combining satire, improvisation, and immersive formats, the project crafted a language of play that engages with complex social and cultural dynamics.
MORE THAN MACHINE / LESS THAN HUMAN
March 2, 2024 | Conference & Immersive Gallery | Gothenburg
A hybrid conference and immersive gallery exploring the tension between the archaic human and accelerating technology. Through installations, talks, and interactive formats, participants examined how technology shapes power, expands possibility, and challenges the limits of human perception and social structures. The project interrogated both the potential and the constraints inherent in our technological age.
Featuring panelists: Cadell Last, Thomas Hamelryck, Carl Hayden Smith, Daniel Fraga
Lectures on art
Accelerationism & Art
2025–2026 | YouTube Video Essays
Owen Cox examines contemporary art, culture, and technological acceleration through a critical lens, drawing on thinkers such as Camille Paglia to interrogate the assumptions and implications of accelerationist thought. The lectures combine historical, philosophical, and aesthetic perspectives to explore the dynamics of power, desire, and repression from the Romantic Period to today.
Video Essays: