Crowd Control: Nesting Groups

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Saturday 22 July | 11am-1pm
(meet by St. Mark's Gate, SE corner of Victoria Park)
 
<H2>Nesting Groups: a creative game of resource distribution and sustainable living</H2>
 
<H4>You make a home with what you have. Your neighbours make theirs.</H4>
<H4>You coexist just fine. </H4>
<H4>Then everything changes and you have to make some difficult decisions...</H4>
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Nesting Groups combines art and ecology in a creative game of resource distribution and sustainable living. Through processes of making and negotiating, explore the complex interconnections between communication, cooperation and competition as you attempt to protect your local interests whilst maintaining diversity and balance across the ecosystem. What are the most successful strategies for social evolution to survive?
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<H2>Crowd Control:  exploring collective behaviour in Hackney Wick</H2>
Hackney Wick becomes playground and petri dish for a series of games and experiments exploring the collective interactions between individuals, groups and their environments.
Crowd Control connects art, science, law and urban design in an interdisciplinary study of the control mechanisms that affect human behaviour, exploring how groups move together, transfer information, make decisions and respond to change.
Join the team to participate in this unique social experiment.
Find out more about the Crowd Control project, the research team and other activity at: <A HREF="http://crowdcontrol.london/" TARGET="_blank" DATA-MSYS-CLICKTRACK="0" REL="nofollow noopener noreferrer">crowdcontrol.london</A>
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