TETRAEUROPA is a relational and participatory art performance that invites the public to critically reflect on the current political, social, and cultural landscape in Europe. Using the distributed image "Tetralectic Europe" as a catalyst for dialogue, the artist distributes flyers and/or projects the image in a public space to activate a space for collective expression.

During the performance, participants are invited to write directly on the flyers or on the projected image, expressing a personal political opinion: criticisms, frustrations, desires for change, or visions for a more just and supportive future. The audience becomes co-authors of the work, transforming a simple image into a polyphonic map of collective thought.

The performance explores questions such as:

What is Europe today—territory, identity, power, fiction?

Claudio Rivera-Seguel is a Chilean-Canadian visual artist, researcher, and cultural activist working in the fields of public art, relational performance, and digital culture. His work explores the intersections between community participation, political critique, and emerging technologies such as blockchain and artificial intelligence.

He has presented projects in Chile, Canada, the United States, Spain, and the United Kingdom, including collaborations with institutions such as the Society for Arts and Technology (SAT) in Montreal, TheaterLab in New York, and the National Museum of Fine Arts of Chile. He currently researches decentralized collaboration and collective authorship through the Web3 initiative S-block.org.

Website: www.rivera-seguel.org

Research Platform: www.s-block.org