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How can we imagine more just, sustainable and non-extractive digital futures? And how are interdisciplinary artistic research practices pointing to alternative ways to think about critical resources and infrastructures?On November 12, VISTRANS* will bring together artists, researchers, and scholars in a symposium dedicated to exploring digital extractivism, environmental and data justice, and emerging forms of resistance to the planetary impacts of digital technologies at Färgfabriken.
The keynote program is open for the public and features: Gianfranco Selgas, researcher in political ecology and co-director of the Political Ecology Research Theme at KTH, who will present his recent research about the visuality of extractivism around fossil fuels in Venezuela; and the Denmark-based artistic research group ARNEN (Artistic Research Network on Extractivism in the North) will present their work on extractive frontiers between polluted remains in the Arctic and ruins in Gaza.
Venue: Smedjan
Language: English
The event is free and open for all, but registration is required
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Lövholmsbrinken 1, 117 65 Stockholm, Sweden, Lövholmsbrinken 1, SE-117 65 Stockholm, Sverige, Stockholm, Sweden
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