I have invited a group of friends and colleagues to "unbelong together", which resulted in the exchange of practices that make up this program. Following an intuition that gardens, as places of the "could have been" and the "could be", that is, of failure and hope, could be the lenses, the place, the set of practices, the impetus, and/or the systems through and by which to approach issues of belonging/unbelonging, away from state coercion and other identity politics and determinisms, I invited them to respond to this intuition with their own practices. I hope this exchange will create resonances and conjunctions for new territories, though it might as well (miss)lead us to dead ends and false connections. Practices of "unbelonging together", if they are to be radical, conceive of displacement as a place of curiosity and strive to create empathy that puts identity and even futurity at risk and, most importantly, help us conceive of other ways of being together, of making collective. We invite you to be part of this experiment, take part in our practice propositions, and bring your own practices and your own ways of being or "unbelonging together". Diana De Fex (Curator/project initiator) Free Entry! 6th…