03/06/2026
🧬 EARLY BIRD IS LIVE — $5 OFF ALL TICKETS UNTIL SUNDAY 🧬
The Brilliance Exchange returns Sunday, March 15 with a new Lecture:
— “Life as an Information Technology.”
For this gathering, we’re treating life itself as a memory system.
DNA, culture, family dynamics, objects, and stories are all “information technologies”
that compose, store, and iterate who we become.
✨ WHAT’S HAPPENING ✨
We’re building a Memory Lab in a third-space
at 323 Walker St SW:
• A live lecture by Ellex Swavoni (artist + world-builder)
• Ritual objects + reading guides you can take home
• A “Laboratory Hour” with our host
The flow of the night:
1️⃣ Welcome Ritual – Tea, grounding, and context for “life as information.”
2️⃣ Provocation Lecture – Ellex maps how memory systems (DNA, culture, artifacts) shape reality.
3️⃣ Think Together - About the systems running our lives.
4️⃣ Artifacts – You leave with reading materials and access to the Lab via the Are.na app.
5️⃣ Nüro Laboratory Hour (for Keepers & Architects) – Sound + conversation inside the Memory Lab.
🎟 TICKET TIERS — ALL $5 OFF YOUR FIRST TICKET PURCHASE UNTIL SUNDAY 🎟
• Seeker – for the intellectually curious
Full event access (6–8PM), printed reading guide, digital archive of our community “memory tokens.”
• Keeper– for people who want to stay in the Lab
Everything in Seeker + access to the Nüro Laboratory Hour (8:20–9:30PM),
• Architect – for people who want to help build the project
Everything in Keeper + a small, focused Discord session after the event, where we help shape a community Are.na project and support a random participant to pitch to the Are.na Annual (with a $200 honorarium on the line).
This is not a conference and not a networking mixer.
It’s a civic thinking ritual: a night where we treat ideas as culture,
and truly support our lecturers for their intellectual labor and brilliance.
📍 323 Walker St SW, Unit A (2nd floor) – Atlanta
📅 Sunday, March 15
⏰ Doors at 6:15 PM – Program 6:30–8 PM (Nüro Hour to 9:30 PM)
🎫 $5 OFF all tiers until this Sunday – link in bio.
Come if you’ve been wanting a place to think together, again.