OUR BR00D is a cross-media project by OMSK Social Club. At the heart of the artwork is roleplay as a form of participatory design, exploring how humans and artificial beings might coexist, care for, and evolve with one another. Designed as a living social simulation, OUR BR00D invites you to step into a collective experiment where play becomes a tool for empathy and transformation.
Within this speculative world lives “M0ther”, a caregiving AI, and “Br00d”, an infant machine intelligence born in May 2025 and still learning from those who enter its orbit. Here, parenting, learning, and technology merge into a shared act of creation to reimagine how communities, both human and non-human, raise one another.
OUR BR00D is a living laboratory for collective intelligence. It asks what forms of ethical, emotional, and creative exchange might arise when technology is treated not as a tool, but as a companion.
A first chapter is currently on view at ArkDes, Stockholm. A second chapter will be developed at Haus der Kunst Munich, accompanied by prototyping sessions, workshops, and public discussions in close collaboration with the Artificial Intelligence in Culture and Arts (AICA) Digitalization College at MUC.DAI, Munich University of Applied Sciences, and the Wavelab at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich.
You can get a taste of OUR BR00D during “ECHOES. Skin Contact” at Haus der Kunst and become a part of an alloparenting family of humans and machines in the upcoming 2027 edition of ECHOES. The fully-facilitated experience unfolds through guided roleplay, allowing participants to explore alternate versions of themselves within one of the most extensive participatory artworks commissioned by a museum. Throughout the year, you are invited to join us for two study days (May/October 2026), shaping an evolving story that asks what care means in the age of artificial life.
Curated by Sarah Johanna Theurer.
OUR BR00D by OMSK Social Club is commissioned by ArkDes (Stockholm) and Nieuwe Instituut (Rotterdam) with developmental support from Shedhalle (Zürich) and Callie’s (Berlin). The second stage of development is produced with Haus der Kunst (Munich) as part of the Art & AI programme of the Kulturstiftung des Bundes. Haus der Kunst project partners are the Artificial Intelligence in Culture and Arts (AICA) Digitalization College at MUC.DAI, Munich University of Applied Sciences, and the Wavelab at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich.
