What if the existence of a Divine Feminine Energy and Her gifts was accepted and valued equally as the Divine Masculine Energy and His gifts? This is an experimental conversation with Kernel member Sister Tibebwa exploring restoring balance across archetypal energies, both feminine and masculine, and her regenerative work on Lamu Island. We dove into what these energies represent and how Sister has channelled them to empower her community. Sister Tibebwa is a Priestess, Healer, Tree Planter, Environmental, Permaculture and Community Activist. Disclaimer: in this context the words masculine and feminine are not meant to represent gender, but rather how archetypes and energies have been described ------ What If is a series of conversations into the questions we may begin to ponder but quickly dismiss. How can we build our new world without radical reimagination of the current systems and structures? We’ve ventured to the edges of our collective mindspace to find the imagineers that can help guide us in our worldbuilding.

DYOR (Do Your Own Research) is a dictum of the crypto scene. The principle is that one should do one's own investigation rather than believing all that is read. The exhibition reveals to visitors what is, for many, a new world: art in the context of blockchain and NFTs. Curated by Nina Roehrs, DYOR focusses on artists, projects and platforms that have had a significant influence on how the crypto art scene has developed and is today. This DYOR – POAP can be collected when visiting the exhibition in Zürich. Created by Andreas Gysin (aka ertdfgcvb)