| Duration: | 2 hours |
Structured in four programmes, this audiovisual cycle reflects on the thought-producing potential of matter. In this age of biotechnology, technoscience, exoskeletons and artificial intelligence, how can we rethink the human being, and the female body in particular?
- Powder Placenta, directed by Katrina Daschner. Austria, 2015. 9’
- Birds of Paradise, directed by Julia Montilla. Spain, 2003. 5’
- Jelly Fish Lake, directed by Dorothy Cross. Ireland, 2002. 6’
- Putting Down the Prey, directed by Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg. Sweden, 2008. 6’
- Multiplicidad, directed by Marina Nuñez. Spain, 2006. 1’40’’
- Wonders of Nature, directed by Martha Colburn. USA, 2017. 3’
- Abismo, directed by Marina Nuñez. Spain, 2005. 3’
- Acoustic Ocean, directed by Ursula Biemann. Switzerland, 2018. 18’
Total runtime: 52’
The screening will be followed by a talk with Tania López García and María Morata
Tania López García is an art historian, poet and writer. She has participated in digital feminist anthropology projects like Visual404 and writes cultural reviews for various media outlets, including El Salto Diario, Smoda and Cinemania.
