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Open and free activity with limited capacity
Language: English with simultaneous translation into Catalan
Open lecture of the Santa Mònica collective learning and research programme Situations (making) #11 in the framework of the exhibition Boom Crash Candy Crush
As part of Situations (making), some of the people invited to the course will also give a series of public lectures that expand on the debates guiding this edition to share them with a wider audience. Taking the concept of brain rot as a starting point, these sessions will explore the relationships between contemporary digital cultures, attention economies, technological infrastructures and the forms of power that shape our everyday experience of the internet. A public programme that complements the course's collective learning process and invites reflection, from diverse perspectives, on the political, cultural and material effects of contemporary hyperconnectivity.
With the participation of Tatiana Bazzichelli
Tatiana Bazzichelli is the founder and director of Disruption Network Lab, a non-profit organisation based in Berlin that explores the intersection between politics, technology and society. Her work focuses on exposing irregularities (whistleblowing), network culture, art and activism.
Since September 2023, she has been the director of the Disruption Network Institute, a new centre dedicated to the research and empirical study of the impact of artificial intelligence on new war technologies, automated weapons and netwar.
She obtained her PhD in Information Studies and Media Communication from the Faculty of Arts at Aarhus University in 2011. She is the author of the books Whistleblowing for Change (2021), Networked Disruption (2013), Disrupting Business (2013) and Networking (2006).
For three years, until 2014, she was curator of Berlin's transmediale digital art and culture festival, where she developed the annual "reSource transmedial culture Berlin" programme and curated various events.