An amoeba is a single-celled organism with no fixed form. It moves by extending a “false foot,” or pseudopod, through which it senses, reaches, and enters into relation with its surroundings.

Amöbe takes this movement as a proposition. Through artistic practice, study, and attunement, we extend into unfamiliar territories of curiosity, allowing questions to take form and something not yet known to emerge.  One practice, across spaces, events, publications, and material practices, Amöbe creates conditions for relations to become perceptible and shift what takes form.