@Mushon Zer-Aviv·Oct 8, 2025What For? Applying Future Screenshots to Strategic ActionFrom imagination to action — mapping what’s in our hands, what’s beyond, and what’s our next step.A response icon8A response icon8
@Mushon Zer-Aviv·Sep 10, 2025“Hope is resistance against the idea that everything is already predetermined”Interview with the Israeli designer Mushon Zer-Aviv for his exhibition at the Jewish Museum in Amsterdam.
@Mushon Zer-Aviv·Aug 20, 2025A Tale of Two NICUs @ New York Times & HaaretzHow we imagine which babies should be saved and which ones should starve to death.
@Mushon Zer-Aviv·Jul 20, 2025Unlearning Helplessness: Violence and the Collapse of Political ImaginationSince Oct 7th, violence enabled a paralyzing moral standstill—that threatens both justice for Palestinians and Israel’s own future.A response icon3A response icon3
@Mushon Zer-Aviv·Nov 25, 2024Future Screenshots: methodological notes for a political imagination workshopFrom future blindness to hope in the darkA response icon1A response icon1
InUX Collectiveby@Mushon Zer-Aviv·Aug 10, 2024Rage clicks are microdoses of pure horrorClicking repeatedly, getting no feedback is now the sign of our times. Can we design systems that enable unexpected affordances for action?A response icon3A response icon3
@Mushon Zer-Aviv·May 26, 2024Why the U.S. Should Recognize Palestinian StatehoodSovereignty would serve America’s interests — and Israel’s.A response icon2A response icon2
@Mushon Zer-Aviv·Jan 13, 2024Israel Commits Suicide of Biblical Proportions, and America Is There to AssistHow can those claiming to “stand with Israel” stand by and even actively support Netanyahu’s atrocious government?A response icon20A response icon20
@Mushon Zer-Aviv·Nov 9, 2023Your Empathy is Killing UsWhy binary partisanship in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is hurting both sides, and what to do about it.A response icon54A response icon54
@Mushon Zer-Aviv·Aug 3, 2023Great post and a nice overview of the current state of exploration. 3 thoughts:1. A few years ago when this trend was not yet as wide-spread as it is today, it was discussed as "the dark forest theory of the internet"…A response icon2A response icon2