{"id":12425,"date":"2026-10-26T12:11:41","date_gmt":"2026-10-26T11:11:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.hactebcn.org\/actualitat\/tecnosis-opens-call-for-entries-for-a-new-edition-featuring-hamedine-kane-valerie-osouf-and-nerea-calvillo\/"},"modified":"2026-10-28T12:19:39","modified_gmt":"2026-10-28T11:19:39","slug":"tecnosis-opens-call-for-entries-for-a-new-edition-featuring-hamedine-kane-valerie-osouf-and-nerea-calvillo","status":"publish","type":"actualitat","link":"https:\/\/www.hactebcn.org\/en\/actualitat\/tecnosis-opens-call-for-entries-for-a-new-edition-featuring-hamedine-kane-valerie-osouf-and-nerea-calvillo\/","title":{"rendered":"Tecnosis Opens Call for Entries for a New Edition Featuring Hamedine Kane, Val\u00e9rie Osouf, and Nerea Calvillo"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

The Tecnosis program\u2014sponsored by HacTe, einaidea<\/a>, and Hangar<\/a>\u2014 has opened the call for submissions for its third edition, which will take place this coming December. Conceived as a space for reflection on technoscience and its biopolitical ramifications, Tecnosis presents itself as an alternative to traditional academic modes of learning. Its purpose is to examine recent intersections between art, science, and technology not as mere analogies, but as signs of shared somatizations and vulnerabilities. Structured around two three-day hands-on workshops and a public session with guest speakers, the 2026 program will create intensive learning experiences with Hamedine Kane, Val\u00e9rie Osouf, and Nerea Calvillo, in collaboration with the Barcelona Supercomputing Center. <\/p>\n\n

Building on their work with The School of Mutants, artists Hamedine Kane and Val\u00e9rie Osouf will launch a body of research on colonial systems of classification, representation, and knowledge, extending to contemporary algorithm production chains and their effects on bodies, as well as the distribution and exploitation of resources in Africa. For her part, architect and researcher Nerea Calvillo will open a space for collective creation to explore the material relationship between dust and technical objects, ranging from its domestic dimension to the computational infrastructures that generate weather prediction models. We will explore, both physically and conceptually, different ways of understanding dust: as matter, cross-border movement, pollution, invasion, archive, method\u2026 paying attention to how it overflows bodies, technologies, metaphors, classifications, care, and agencies.<\/p>\n\n

The Tecnosis call for proposals is aimed at artists and researchers who wish to address both applied research processes and their social implications, exploring the potentials and vulnerabilities of science itself\u2014understood here as a body of knowledge that cannot be considered in isolation or protected from biopolitical realities.<\/p>\n\n

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