- Interdisciplinary Project
- Intervention
- Workshop
Štrajtkultur - board game activation
Nevena Delić
4 July 2026 17:00–19:30
Štrajtkultur is a participatory and itinerant intervention. It is based on a board game, inviting you to take part and activate the structure offered by the artist. The game explores the notion of radical democracy and antagonism as a creative force, ultimately posing the question: How can we learn to differ differently?
Radical democracy is a democracy that does not seek to eliminate antagonism, but rather relies on it. Antagonism, being the basic principle of a board game, is articulated differently in each session, whereby the metaphor of the “table” (in this case transferred to a picnic blanket) is clear - an object that serves as material infrastructure for social life, sustaining and mediating human relationships. Štrajtkultur is based on land use, distribution of resources and decision-making - imagining what structures are needed for antagonism to become a creative force. Would our democratic systems be different if we had a different relationship to land, one not based on ownership and extraction, but rather relationality and codependence? How can the boundary, the space of confrontation, become a generative and expanded space of negotiation? How can the lines dividing different positions bring them into a dialogue?
It is understood as an exercise in political imagination, as it offers different ways for the players to tackle it.
Radical democracy is a democracy that does not seek to eliminate antagonism, but rather relies on it. Antagonism, being the basic principle of a board game, is articulated differently in each session, whereby the metaphor of the “table” (in this case transferred to a picnic blanket) is clear - an object that serves as material infrastructure for social life, sustaining and mediating human relationships. Štrajtkultur is based on land use, distribution of resources and decision-making - imagining what structures are needed for antagonism to become a creative force. Would our democratic systems be different if we had a different relationship to land, one not based on ownership and extraction, but rather relationality and codependence? How can the boundary, the space of confrontation, become a generative and expanded space of negotiation? How can the lines dividing different positions bring them into a dialogue?
It is understood as an exercise in political imagination, as it offers different ways for the players to tackle it.
Biography
Nevena Delić
Nevena Delić is a visual artist, based between Belgrade (Serbia) and Berlin. Her work is research-based, exploring various trajectories of knowledge production and dissemination - such as games, workshops, lecture-performances, delegated action, interventions and self-publishing. Her practice explores political imagination as the ability to imagine and act otherwise.Through her work with communities, Nevena tackles the questions of authorship, agency, and the border between creation and mediation within art production.
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