Communications strategy, narrative alignment.
We advise organizations, define their position and shape communications across capital, technology and culture, where new ideas need new language.
Intelligence, alignment, strategy.
Six territories that refuse to stay separate.
Read a single square for a sector, or a crossing for the work that only exists between two of them.
every other crossing is an intersection.
Case studies
Form follows possibility.
We come from different corners of culture, technology, communications and contemporary art, united by the belief that the most consequential ideas increasingly emerge between established disciplines. Formæ exists to work in those spaces.
A small strategic core, surrounded by a specialist network we assemble per engagement. We would rather bring the right person in than pretend the capability was always in the building.
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Dorian Batycka
Partner
Dorian Batycka is a writer, curator and communications and advisory strategist working across contemporary art, digital culture, emerging technology and finance. His writing has appeared in Artforum, Frieze, Hyperallergic, Artnet News, The Art Newspaper, CoinDesk and Decrypt, covering contemporary art, digital culture, crypto and the evolving relationship between technology, markets and culture.
His advisory and communications work spans Christie’s, teams and galleries working with Art Basel, family offices and private collections, as well as organizations across crypto, DeFi and financial services. Drawing on his background in journalism, curatorial research and cultural strategy, he works with organizations, collectors and institutions to develop narratives, articulate complex ideas and navigate the intersections of culture, capital and emerging technology.
Aleksandra Artamonovskaja
Managing Partner
Aleksandra Artamonovskaja is a strategist and entrepreneur working across technology, culture and emerging markets. Over the past decade, she has helped build and position ventures at the forefront of technological and cultural change, from launching .ART internet domain and developing its global partner network to leading cultural programming within the Tezos ecosystem.
Her experience spans business development, strategic partnerships and communications, with a focus on how technology creates new markets, communities and forms of value. She has worked internationally across the technology and creative sectors and speaks regularly on emerging technology and the creative economy, including at Tate, Serpentine, Microsoft Reactor and OFFF Festival. She was profiled by the Observer and Artnews, with commentary featured in TIME, the Financial Times, and The New Yorker.