Johannes Equizi (1996, IT) is a cross-disciplinary artist and researcher dedicated to exploring and reimagining how humans inhabit environments and come together as a society. His research delves into post-capitalistic architectures, political scenarios and unconventional dwelling practices that foster social relations beyond hierarchical frameworks.

Rooted in world-building, Johannes’ practice intertwines architectural sculptures, poetic expressions, multimedia installations and role-playing games to create counter-narratives and investigate alternative forms of coexistence. What drives Johannes is a need to collectively reflect on alternative futures, and he seeks to create platforms where these visions can come to life.

Based in The Hague, Johannes also works and collaborates across architectural design, game design and exhibition design, overseeing the conceptualization, design and production phases of diverse projects. He is part of the collectives Pangaea and Trojan Horse.