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2004-08-03 SUREYYYA EVREN (Turkey) has been mainly working on literature, radical politics and critical theory, and contemporary art. Active in the literature scene since 1990. Published many essays, reviews, stories, critics and poems in several magazines and newspapers. Published books including four novels, two collections of stories, edited an anthology of young Turkish writers and poets, and prepared dossiers for a TV show on culture and literature. CONTRIBUTION FOR RAM6 As someone who has worked in many disciplines using various media, in RAM6 workshops, I would like to combine my different interests through themes tracing unorthodox paths of collective intelligence. I would like to contribute by carrying experiences and insights of different fields into a ‘forest’ to create an anti “free-your-mind” discourse. I believe, “locking our minds”, in ‘forests’, can create more social interaction and more ‘real’ dialogical change.