Structured in four programmes, the 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?
| Duration: | 2 hours |
- Perlenmeere, directed by Katrina Daschner. Austria, 2016. 9’
- Planet Z, directed by Momoko Seto. France/Japan, 2011. 9’
- Red Moon Rising, directed by Vivien Dick. Ireland, 2015. 15’
- Into All That Is Here, directed by Laure Prouvost. UK, 2015. 10’
- Death Defeats, Creates, Repeats, directed by Anetta Mona Chisa / Lucia Tkáčová. Czech Republic, 2012. 22’
- Planet Σ (Sigma), directed by Momoko Seto. France/Japan, 2014. 11’
Total runtime: 76’
The screening will be followed by a talk with Julia Morandeira and María Morata
Julia Morandeira Arrizbalaga is a researcher and curator. Since 2017 she has been developing Nothing Is True, Everything Is Alive, a project that attempts to trace and activate the epistemological, sensory and aesthetic paradigm shifts derived from feminist interpretations of science and biology.
