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Communal Dreaming: Beyond the ‘We’ We Know

The article discusses the possibility of alternative ways of being together on the basis of an example of the durational performance Dream Hostel CII, in which the notion of communitas is explored through the performative application of the practice of communal dreaming. This performative
 experiment attempted to rethink and reimagine in practice the paradoxical complexity of our contemporary ways of being together by putting into question the individual as the ultimate value and measure and property as a basis from which we weave our social structure and by creating an alternative
 reality of a shared space of dreaming and the exchanging of dreams. The article talks about the consequences the practice of dreaming and the exchanging of dreams has for singular individual as well as communal subjects, which in the time of the performance exist between the two processes
 of undoing and individuation, which takes place through actively transformed conditions of a subject’s own becoming. The subject who unfolds from their relation to potentiality as a common and from the space in-between are ‘we’ beyond the ‘we’ we know.