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Nick Srnicek is the writer behind Platform Capitalism, Inventing the Future (co-written with Alex Williams), and After Work (co-written with Helen Hester), and a Senior Lecturer in Digital Economy at King's College London. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology
The Worker as Futurist Project is an initiative from 2023 that supported 13 rank-and-file Amazon workers to write short, speculative fiction about The World After Amazon. We interviewed four of the worker-writers for this special extensive edition. Their names are featured as they are in the book. APOSSIBLE™ is a
Dean Kissick is a writer and a contributing editor of Spike Art Magazine, who recently wrote the sensational essay "The Painted Protest" for Harper's Magazine. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human
Miriam Simun is an artist whose multidisciplinary practice explores recurring questions about interspecies relations and non-human intelligence. She just launched the Institute for Transhumanist Cephalopod Evolution with free public workshops coming May/June 2025. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can
Taeyoon Choi is an artist, writer and teacher working across poetics of science, technology, society, and human relations. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In this ongoing interview series we’re discovering what people
Daniel O'Sullivan is the founding Associate Dean of the Emerging Media Institute at the Tisch School of the Arts, NYU and teaches Creative Computing and researches image generating machine learning networks as social networks. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how
Helen Hester is a writer, professor and educator, focussed on technofeminism, sexuality studies, and theories of social reproduction. She co-wrote "After Work: A History of the Home and the Fight for Free Time" (2023) and is a member of the international feminist collective Laboria Cuboniks. APOSSIBLE™ is a
Hugh Francis is a self-taught coder and the founder and operator of Garden3D which includes Sanctuary Computer, Seaborne, Index and more. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In this ongoing interview series we’re
Salome Asega is the Director of NEW INC, an incubator for art, design and technology entrepreneurs run by the New Museum in New York. She's also an artist and researcher whose practice celebrates dissensus and multivocality. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to
Xiaowei R. Wang, PhD is an artist, writer, organizer and coder, and amongst other things the author of Blockchain Chicken Farm. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In this ongoing interview series we’re
Philip Maughan is a writer and researcher who has written on food technology, extreme agriculture, cutting edge science, speculative interfaces and more. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In this ongoing interview series we’
Wendi Yan is an artist building research-based worlds about alternative sciences through game engine, film and sculptures. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In this ongoing interview series we’re discovering what people value,
Pedro Sanches is the designer and technologist behind WIP.llc, originally from Brazil, now in NYC, via Switzerland and Mexico. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In this ongoing interview series we’re discovering
Alongside their partner Dominique Petit-Frère, Emil Grip makes up one half of Limbo Accra, a spatial design practice experimenting with the repair and transformation of unfinished building projects in West African cities and beyond. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can
Elie Andersen is a community organizer and communication specialist who, amongst many other things, helps run Garden3D and Index, from NYC. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In this ongoing interview series we’re
Jack Self is an architect, philosopher and writer from London, where he is the editor-in-chief of Real Review. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In this ongoing interview series we’re discovering what people
Kate Ray was a computer programmer and creative technologist for more than 10 years before becoming a plant-based (and fungi-based) chef in the Hudson Valley. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In this ongoing
Xin Liu is an artist and engineer who not only explores and measures the post-metaphysical world across personal, social and technological spaces—but also makes it experienceable. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In
Mat Dryhurst is an artist and the partner of Holly Herndon. Together they are renowned for their work in machine learning, software and music. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In this ongoing interview
Tony Lashley is a New York based creative thinker and the founder behind Marine Snow, a curated music streaming platform and community for music connoisseurs. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In this ongoing
Omar Rizwan is a researcher, developer and programmer behind projects such as Folk Computer, Screenotate and TabFS. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In this ongoing interview series we’re discovering what people value,
Elvia Wilk is the author of the novel Oval (2019), “a finely observed dystopian mirror” and the essay collection Death by Landscape (2022), “a whirlwind tour of thought that develops into a philosophy.” APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better
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Simon Denny is a fine artist creating across various media in order to interrogate our social relations with each other and technology. APOSSIBLE™ is a non-profit bringing psychologists, technologists, artists and creatives together to explore how technology can better support creativity and human fulfillment. In this ongoing interview series we’