HacTe launches Revers, a programme to deepen the debate around digital culture, its contours, its value and its mestizo practices. Revers is an exploration of the crossroads of what it is, how it is made up and who digital culture challenges us. It is also a space for conversation in two stages: a series of closed-door talks between people with very different perspectives, and three public debates that amplify these dialogues. It involves creators, researchers, developers, managers and other agents operating between the arts, sciences, technologies and communities.
Revers imagines an active audience. The publication of the contents of the colloquiums before the public debates on our website has the aim of advancing the contents of the tables to facilitate informed and critical participation.
Revers debates open to the public:
Tuesday, 14 October 2025 – 18:00h
Participants: Mónica Bello, Efraín Foglia, Antònia Folguera and Jordi Sellas
Moderator: Pau Alsina (UOC)
A collective reflection on the multiple impacts of the paradigm shift that digital culture has brought on contemporary cultural production as a result of the previous conversations between Jordi Sellas and Efraín Foglia and Antònia Folguera and Mónica Bello.
- Reverse II: The algorithm and capital
Tuesday, 11 november 2025 – 18:00h
Participants: Xavier Cubeles, Daniel G.Andújar, Mireia de Gràcia and Martina Nadal
Moderator: Miquel Martí (TechBCN)
An open debate to rethink how digital culture transforms creative economies, forms of authorship and cultural markets. From generative AI to content monetization, the session aims to provide new perspectives on the limits and potentials of digital capital in contemporary culture as a result of the previous conversations between Daniel G. Andújar and Mireia de Gracia and Martina Nadal and Xavier Cubeles.
- Reverse III: Experiment in the interface
Tuesday, 9 december 2025 – 18:00h
Participants: Eurídice Cabañes, Fran Iglesias, Joan Llort and Mariona Moncunil
Moderator: Zoila Babot (BIST)
A reflection on the characteristics and objectives of the relationships between knowledge practices and methodologies of technological, artistic, academic and scientific development in the paradigm shift that digital culture has entailed in relation to experimentation, production and research between various sectors.
Revers has the support of the Department of Culture of the Generalitat de Catalunya, and the generosity of the Antic Teatre, which will host the public debates.
