"Comparative Anticipatory Mythography. Ireland and Greece", Fire Station Studios, Dublin (IE)

Denis presented the method of anticipatory mythography for designing desirable futures of transnational socio-political imaginary, challenging the normalised geographical and historical limits. During his stay in Ireland, he explored potential of the comparative analysis of Ancient Greek and Ancient Irish mythographies.

He also spoke about the interdisciplinary work of Avenir Institute with the subject of potentiality in futures, specifically focusing on ongoing projects within the dimensions of (un)known (un)knowns, desirable futures and freaktions. He elaborated on avenirology as futures-oriented transdisciplinary methodology and critical analysis aesthetico-political configurations in anthropology, theology and history in his curatorial, research and writing practice.