Since 2004, Platohedro has been dedicated" has been dedicated to artistic experimentation, the study of free culture and the search for common well-being through creative and formative processes open to all, based on the philosophy of good living and mutual understanding.

The conservation of the common well-being is a research on cultural commons, their meaning and their implementation. Conducted during the months of March to December 2020 by Platohedro in collaboration with Penny Travlou (University of Edinburgh), it gives continuity to the work we have been developing since 2016 in the framework of Medellín and Colombia.

We understand the research process in a broad way, which includes various creative practices such as: artistic creation and speculative design of objects for new worlds; production of content in radio format; academic reflections and collective thinking exercises around the idea of Buen Vivir/Good Living.