“For me, Tselinny is not a space, it’s an opportunity to create. Since we experiment with formats, we always find ourselves in a place of vulnerability, closely watched by our audience: artists, researchers, activists. As far as I’m concerned, we do manage to create the proverbial dialogue, of which the point is not to validate or rate ideas, but rather to be capable to doubt and to question, along with developing critical thinking and ceaselessly reflecting about what it is to be human in a society, in a state, or in space and time.”