Since 2016, CentrumCentrum has been initiating spatial activities that are implemented in various cultural contexts. They are inspired by the rules of the "Game on Morel’s Hill" realized in 1971 by Oskar Hansen's students (on the initiative of Przemyslaw Kwiek).

"The game" involves the exchange of visual-sound-performative messages, without the use of spoken language, between two (or more) teams. For the exchange of messages, simple tools can be used (wooden sticks, cloth of different colors, string (which are available to participants) as well as movement, gesture or sound effects. Participants also enter into a relationship with the surrounding space and its elements.

"Game" is a form of dialogue in which decisions about the message sent to the other team are established collectively (within the team) as part of
a collective conversation and decision. "Game" is based on Oskar Hansen's idea of open form, and like it is egalitarian, non-hierarchical, democratic, anti-dogmatic, decentralized. It is therefore strongly in line with the ethos of the CentrumCentrum’s practice.
A new rule introduced by the CentrumCentrum, is to establish group names at the beginning of the game, which participants then refer to when deciding on the message to be sent. It is different to talk about in a team when you are a group of "mystics," and different to make decisions when you are
a group of "rationalists." What's more, the established names can refer to the more broadly discussed problem, which one wants to address with the help of the game, in a practical way. For example, in the "game" implemented in Kassel, as part of a workshop on the impact of financialization on artistic practice, the groups chose names related to economics. A different type of decision were made by the team representing the name "Credit," something different was communicated by the participants of the "Sugar Daddy" team.

Participants - University of Kassel : Lisa Pahlke, Fabian Kinze, Andreas Miller, Yeonjung Lee, Marie Katharina Werthschulte, 
Julia Majewski, Lisa Pahlke, Mascha Bisalieva, Weiyi Xue
 

UniArts Helsinki : Ladapha Sophonkunkit, Tina Jeranko, Stefania Olafsdottir, Onur Tayranolu, Yun Chen