Common Currrents






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THE FUTURE OF
REMEMBERING











The Future of Remembering
Nuremberg - October 11th, 2026


We document almost everything. yet so much of what truly shapes a life is never recorded. The taste of a childhood meal. The sounds that fill a family home. The rituals, gestures, and conversations that quietly disappear.

The Future of Remembering is an invitation to pause and ask: What is worth remembering?

Allow yourself to be carried into one of Jean-Guillaume Kodjo's memories through poetry, sound, food. conversation and manifestation.

Together, we will share a meal inspired by his childhood in Togo, listen to a live performance, and explore how personal memories become part of our collective history.






The Memory Loom
Barcelona Design Week - October 23-25, 2026

“The Memory Loom” is a participatory installation that aims to transform memory from passive recollection to active responsibility. Conceived as a living archive, it highlights the human need to document our lives and environments.

As visitors add memories —photographs, notes or drawings— onto an ever-changing canvas, a collective manifesto against cultural oblivion is woven, memory by memory.








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Common Currrents is an organization dedicated to putting humanity at the forefront of the systems we inhabit.

Through the creation of events, spaces, panels, publications and multiple forms of media, we aim to foster dialogue and connection through the intersection of art and science.

We believe we should all have a say when it comes to our collective future, and we want to achieve that by transforming the individual and collective spaces each of us occupy.

Past Events

The Memory Loom
Barcelona Design Week
Barcelona, 2026

The Future of Remembering
Beim Bast
Nuremberg, 2026

The Sound of Belonging
Espai Viceversa
Barcelona, 2026

The Future of Sleep
CLB Berlin
Berlin, 2025

Future Events

The Memory Loom - Interactive
Ateneu de Fabricació de Gracia
Barcelona, 2026