In a future where closed borders coincide with extreme digital connectivity, non-state actors such as tech companies, NGOs and wealthy individuals hold more power than ever. As the Global South faces climate induced crises, such as the overpopulation of cities and mass water and food shortages, these non-state actors have begun to see opportunity in tackling global issues.

Project C has been created by a non-state player named FL Systems, to find ways to reinhabit the now deserted Mexican countryside, and to overcome the major issues surrounding the environmental and economic factors of living outside of megacities.

Following the initial construction of a one-man home, a larger settlement will be built. A system of cells, each hosting up to 40 people, connects across the desert and explores the relationship between the simultaneous facilitation of human lives, and non-human information networks, in an unforgiving environment.

Through the investigation and development of desert living in rural Mexico, it is hoped that the strain on cities is decreased and people can begin to take back the land they have lost over the past 80 years.