Developed within the framework of Future Fragments, Social Tablecloths explores how the future can only be sustained through shared experience and collective care. The project proposes that artistic practice can function as a method of learning — a way to rehearse and strengthen social relations through material acts.

Each workshop becomes a microcosm of community: participants bring found or discarded objects, imprint their traces on fabric, and exchange stories. In doing so, they create a collective object that embodies the values of cooperation, reciprocity, and attention. The tablecloth becomes both a practical and symbolic surface — a site where gestures of making and gestures of care overlap.

In this sense, Social Tablecloths is not only a study of sustainable materials but also of sustainable relations. It imagines the future as something co-created — a fabric woven from shared presence, mutual learning, and performative memory.