MWW
Ecosystem
An open network for creativity,
connection, and change
Ecosystem
A living architecture of collaborators, thinkers and practitioners.
Me-We-World grows through a constellation of artists, researchers, system architects, somatic practitioners, philosophers, technologists and commons thinkers.
Together, they form a living ecosystem that evolves with the work — grounded in awareness, relation, interdependence and value redefinition.
The MWW Ecosystem is organised around three movements:
- Human Conditions — embodiment, sensing, safety
- Human Perspectives — meaning, relations, ethics
- Human Actions — design, commitments, system architecture
Below you will find the people and organisations who co-shape this field with us.
1. FOUNDERS | Me-We-World

Lawrence Kwakye — Founder
Artist & System Designer | Founder Me-We-World
Relational architecture · Value redefinition · Systemic imagination
Lawrence is the creator of Me-We-World, the Living Grid, the STUART values and the MWW Practice.
He works at the intersection of art, ethics, somatics and system architecture — exploring how human awareness and designed infrastructures co-create each other.
His work integrates:
- embodied awareness
- relational intelligence
- value representation
- decentralised governance
- and future design practice
Through the Double Lens (Ethics ↔ Law), Lawrence investigates how systems shape human behaviour and how they can be redesigned to align with the living conditions of people and ecosystems.

Simone de Wijn — Co-Founder
Somatic & Relational Practice
Simone is co-founder of Me-We-World and the grounding presence behind the Human Conditions layer.
Her work invites people to land, sense, feel and orient through:
- somatic sensemaking
- emotional and relational safety
- narrative and intuitive reflection
- embodied presence
She ensures that Me-We-World remains human-first and ethically grounded.
Simone contributes to leadership coaching, retreats and relational practice labs.
She prepares for formal Warm Data certification, while MWW collaborates with certified practitioners when Warm Data methods are used.

Geert-Jan van der Wolf — Co-Founder (Historical)
Theologian · Early system architect · Originator of early STUART
Geert-Jan co-developed the earliest foundations of MWW:
- The first version of STUART
- The Me-We Game
- the Community Grid
- and theological-ethical perspectives (inspired by Edward Schillebeeckx)
Although not active since 2020, his early contributions remain part of MWW’s conceptual DNA.
2. SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE & DECENTRALISED FUTURES

Machiel Tesser — Blockchain for Lean
Interoperable governance · Lean logic · Value flows
Machiel designs decentralised governance models that combine Lean system logic, blockchain infrastructure, and ethical value distribution.
He works closely with MWW on Double Lens questions such as accountability, interoperability and structural incentives.

Diego Liberati — Scientific Mirror & Anticipatory Systems
CNR Milano · Information, control & life-system dynamics
Diego provides scientific grounding for anticipatory practice within MWW.
His expertise (feedback, control systems, bio-systems engineering) deepens the way MWW thinks about systemic futures, ethics and the dynamics of life and technology.

Ray Podder — Regenerative System Architect
Redefining value · Ecological design · Interdependence
Ray explores regenerative system architectures aligned with human and ecological needs.
His work supports MWW’s focus on value representation, decentralised systems and ecosystem-compatible design.
3. SOMATIC & RELATIONAL PRACTICE
Warm Data Collaborations
Relational ecology · Transcontextual intelligence
Warm Data brings a multi-context, relational perspective into MWW Practice.
Until Simone is fully certified, MWW works with accredited Warm Data practitioners.
The Relatie Company — Taoist & Five Elements Perspectives
Energetic cycles · Flow · Systemic resonance
The Relatie Company introduces traditional Taoist and Five Elements models into relational, leadership and community work.
This lens complements MWW’s somatic and ethical grounding.
4. COMMONS, P2P & GOVERNANCE FUTURES
Michel Bauwens — P2P Foundation
Commons governance · Value systems · Web3 transitions
Michel brings a global perspective on the commons, peer-to-peer systems and post-capital transitions.
MWW works with him on value redefinition, commons governance and decentralised ecosystems.
Jeroen den Uyl — Constitution of the Commons
Policy architecture · Governance-by-design
Together with MWW, Jeroen explores how constitutional principles can guide commons governance and decentralised systems, grounded in human values and ethical interdependence.
5. EMBODIED ENVIRONMENTS & RETREATS
Samuele Pitzalis — Retreat Host & Embodied Environments
The Art of Not Solving · Immersive learning spaces
Samuele co-creates the MWW retreats for 2026 and beyond.
His hospitality and environmental design support deep sensing, rest, reflection, and future-making.
6. FUTURE COLLABORATORS
Warm Data practitioners · Ecological designers · Commons technologists · Anticipatory researchers · Cultural thinkers · Regenerative economists.
Explore the Me-We-World Ecosystem
This PDF offers a living map of the Me-We-World ecosystem — showing how human conditions, perspectives, and actions are held together by an ethical compass.
