Italy, September 12, 2019. It's the centenary of Gabriele D'Annunzio's Fiume, a "non-authorized" place for 16 months where everything was possible according to the famous motto "life, celebration, and freedom." In Trieste, a bronze statue of the poet is unveiled. The controversy reignites. For some, it was an undue occupation deserving military expulsion, while for others, it was a salutary utopia deserving a different outcome. How can a point of equilibrium be found today?

On a mission on behalf of G.D'A. & Co., The Web Gang once again occupies FIUME, this time on Google's map, to create a joyfully autonomous and libertarian Zone of the Web. FIUME 2.019 is a party-site, an open and experimental counter-social space without rules or constraints, ready to provide a platform for artists, visionaries, hackers, and rebels – all fugitives from the Grand Social Networks that usurp data and accumulate wealth. Music is the central principle of FIUME: live events and concerts, always. The economy primarily derives from the sale of existing real estate plots on the map, reclassified as Non-fungible Tokens (NFTs) on the blockchain. Owners can allocate their properties for the most useful functions and organize events within them, including paid ones, contributing to the permanent festive atmosphere of FIUME. Communication takes place via chat, positioning oneself one meter apart from the interlocutor on the map. Entry is only allowed by invitation or safe conduct.