ᥫ᭡ara Fumaça
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                              𓁹‿𓁹 𓇢𓆸

Artist, researcher and community organizer from Porto (PT) based in Berlin (DE)

Working across speculative narratives, world-building, collaborative practices, art production and curation

^{Interested in worlding, unworlding, games, bells, decentralized tools, tech
and irl/url folklore}

Selected work ⋆

_^⋆ The Macaroni Club
_^⋆ Pi-rats - Mythologum
_^⋆ NOVA - speculative LARP
_^⋆ Digital Campanology
_^⋆ ARIA - Algo-Rhythmic Ideation Assembly
_^⋆ Otherkin: A Social Software
_^⋆ A Letter to the Spirits
_^⋆ Clay & Graphic work 

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^{_⋆ Pi-rats - Mythologum} by Juliette Lizotte, Michael Fowler, and Sara Fumaça 


A two-day collaborative workshop focused on world-building, game design, and LARP performance, rooted in intersectional trans*feminist thought and practice. This workshop fostered collaboration across diverse dimensions including age, gender, race, ability, skills, interests, species, and materials — empowering participants to collectively envision and construct desirable techno-social and eco-conscious futures.

At the heart of the project was the narrative of decentralized pi-rats, a creative community of resourceful scavengers who break away from the Main Stream to share their "trashures," repurposing them into resources for their collective. This underground network of open-source makers thrives on the remnants of the Main Stream, adapting swiftly to different environments. Navigating through physical and metaphysical channels, the pi-rats exist in a blurred space between human and rat. United by their devotion to the open-source ethos, they derive their name from the iconic Raspberry Pi microcomputer, the foundation of their self-organized communities and the core of their distinctive culture.

Iniciative supported by Hackers & Designers, hosted at Het Wilde Weg, Nethe