Life is a game played seriously.

A late evening, a non-existent table-tennis table, and an urge to play. Time and site specific rules, negotiable at all times, turned into ping pong royal. It was the start of a conversation.

The cornerstones of CELL are the concepts of game and play. We use James P. Carse’s Finite and Infite Games as a point of departure to understand human interaction. CELL is a conversation about exogenous rules [how to win any given game] and endogenous rules [how to go on playing]. To CELL is our method to probe into the porous web of relations that constitute society. To CELL is also to explore the intersecting boundaries of science and arts.

A game is absolutely meaningful, but relatively meaningless.
A play is absolutely meaningless, but relatively meaningful.
                      
                           to play is to believe

			word structure
	porous structure	bubbles			double dice play
			visual synonyms	ping pong Royal
	the third landscape - dialogues in 1:1
		experimental land art space 2011 - 2012		multiplayer structure

Oskar Broberg
Dept. of Economic History
School of Business, Economics and Law
University of Gothenburg
oskar.broberg@econhist.gu.se

Mattias Gunnarsson
School of Design and Crafts
University of Gothenburg
mattias.gunnarsson@hdk.gu.se