Antigone Adrift is a collective action presented at the Centre Georges Pompidou (2024) that explores the Greek myth of Antigone as a conceptual framework to reflect on resistance, activism, and social justice. The project, led by artist María José Contreras, combined participatory methodologies, where technological tools were part of the creative process from its beginning. Twelve activists were invited to a series of workshops where they shared their personal experiences and collective struggles. These encounters shaped a multimedia performance that interweaves their voices with historical accounts of resistance.