Ministryof Possible

UN Geneva’s Beyond Lab invited people to imagine how institutions could better serve future generations. My response, The Ministry of Possible, is a speculative art and design-fiction project that imagines public institutions built not only to administer the present, but to make better futures possible.

Conceived as a fictional government department, it borrows the language and rituals of bureaucracy — permits, seals, decrees, official notices — and turns them into tools for hope, imagination and collective possibility.

At its centre is the Charter of the Possible, a participatory archive where citizens, artists, policymakers and changemakers contribute their own “Articles of Possibility”: ideas and commitments for the futures they believe should exist.