"Alterity," from the Latin "Alteritas," signifies the state of being other or different. The prefix "Alt" suggests "alternative," one of the derivatives of "Alterity." This concept underpins a prevalent action in our world: the creation of otherness. The "other" is often rendered as starkly different from and opposite to those who seek to control, absorb, and dominate it. “Alt-Alterity” is a manifesto for the future of coexistence, a way of being in which the notion of “alterity” need not exist. It challenges us to question the very foundation of what we consider as “normal” and “other,” prompting a departure from an anthropocentric perspective to one that values a comprehensive appreciation of planetary diversity and interconnectedness. Alt-Alterity features works across cultural, religious, ecological, industrial, ethical, and individual aspects, trying to understand what knowledge, wisdom, and technology might allow for the reconfiguration of the others, to tune into dialogues and symbiotic engagements among subjects, and lastly, to explore the interconnection and hybridity we possess with the world and to become one with it. The artists participating in this exhibition explore "Alt-Alterity" in multifaceted realms. Among the contributors are not only contemporary artists but also designers and strategists who transcend the traditional boundaries of their disciplines. Many of these creators merge inquiries in science and art, combining creative experimentation with philosophical exploration. They aim not just to express artistic vision but to embody a socially and planetarily responsible agency. This is in stark contrast to the capitalist rhetoric that often defines their fields. Their approach champions a non-alienated, discursive design, paving the way for social reimagination. From the imagination of reversed realities and hybrid forms of existence to the exploration of marginal cultural expressions and the blurred boundaries of fluid identity, the exhibition is divided into three chapters: "Unsung Wisdom, Rebel Tech", "Ephemeral Cycles, Everlasting Collapses", and "Fluid Bodies, Blurred Boundaries."