Sibi game

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We believe in the unrelenting pursuit of happiness, because when we are happy, we come alive, and the world needs people who have come alive. We believe in connecting people through shared passions, because humanity will achieve more by collaborating than competing. We believe in simplicity and the profound insights it offers. To ensure a delightfully unforgettable experience, Sibi has a limited number of spots for the first release. Latin Pronoun: reflexive pronoun meaning to himself, to herself, to itself, to themselves.

The original version of the game has been designed by Roberto Fassone in , in the form of a manuscript, playable with dice. In two mysterious coders developed an online version of sibi, that you can find here.

Since , just after the first release of the sibi cybertext, the game has been tested in collaboration with universities, museums and art spaces in the form of workshops, group games and performances. The following was the set they received: [M] you have to shoot a photograph with three main elements. The photo should feature the color purple. An improvised group of players from the audience sent me this photo of the performance as a meta-solution, higlightning the ugliness of my jumper.

Here a photo in which we all look very thoughtful. A very nice guy designed and built a weird space bunny in our stand following a set of rules generated by the game. In that occasion we also learned that in Morrocan the word sibi is slang for the word vagina, reason why a nice Moroccan girl was laughing a lot when she saw our handmade sign. During one night we made a competition.

The group with the best solution would have won an Italian treasure, featuring Fernet Branca, Nutella, pasta, mozzarella, etc A very nice group of Mexicans won the prize, with a performative work, during which the performer described us the work, while walking away from the gallery.

Four teams played sibi supported by a huge amount of materials, in order to create their own sculpture. I remember very well a flying dog. The students were divided into 10 groups. The set was the following: M you have to shoot a photo in black and white.

A your work has to be about names and about strength.