Beatriz Martín
I actively participate in the learning communities Agile Lean Barcelona and Sotfware Crafters Barcelona.
On social media you can find me as .zigiella.
I don't see TV and I don't believe in retirement.
Now is when.
Isabel Suárez Casado
She studied Computer Engineering at the Autonomous University of Madrid. With the desire to link technology and social issues, in 2017 she joined the cooperative Dabne.net, where she mainly develops web applications for social projects, but also gives training courses focused on breaking the digital gender gap and thinking critically about technology.
David Casacuberta
David Casacuberta (Barcelona, 1967) is a Professor of Philosophy at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. His interests range from gastronomic aesthetics to bioethics, but his research focuses on the social, cultural, and cognitive implications of digital technologies, and on how classical Eastern thought can help us better understand what the mind is and who we are in the end. In 2003 he won the Eusebi Colomer prize for the best essay on philosophical or ethical aspects related to the new technological society and the Ingenio 400 prize for the best net.art project around the 400th anniversary of Don Quixote.
Elisabet Roselló
Founder of Postfuturear, a strategic innovation and consultancy agency focused on detecting possibilities for more sustainable innovation and development. They combine Social Sciences, Futures Studies, Systems Thinking, strategy and management and service design, and philosophy in a proprietary methodology.
Graduated in History at the UB, she has previously worked as a research assistant on new emerging economic models, FLOSSD innovation communities at IGOP-UAB and later at IN3-UOC, in the Public Affairs department as Project Lead of a public innovation project at Kreab, trend analyst in different creative agencies as a freelance, collaborator in media and books on technology and techno-social processes, and emerging philosophy, also curator of exhibitions.
Some publications in which she has collaborated are Telos magazine (2021), ICE Magazine: Economy (2018), El País-Retina (2019), CCCB Lab (2016- ), and the books Neutopías (Oscar Guayabero, 2022), Deconstructing the Maker Manifesto (Trànsit Projectes, 2017), Rethinking the Smart City: Barcelona, Open, Collaborative and Democratic City (2019), among others.
With a degree in History from the UB, she has worked as a trend researcher and consultant in technological innovation on her own account and in agencies, consultancies, and public administration. She has also worked as a research assistant for the IGOP-UAB and the IN3-UOC on different projects.
Núria Nia
Trained in film, digital art, and communication, PhD student in Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona. She works mainly from the audiovisual medium in combination with other artistic forms such as transmedia environments, performance, or installation, activating the possibilities of the mixture of diverse contexts and practices that nurture research on topics such as digital bodies, digital work, the image-screen, the performed archive and collective thought.
He has participated as a resident artist with exhibition projects or performances at La Escocesa, Hangar, Unzip, Konvent, Lo Pati, Fabra y Coats, Convent de Sant Agustí, el Bòlit Girona, Santa Mònica, en Cultural Rizoma, Festival Loop, Festival Panoràmic, Filmoteca de Catalunya, L'Estruch, Museu de Granollers, Roca Umbert and others. He works at the intersection between art and education with projects such as Art i Escola (Museu de Granollers and ACVIC), Bòlit Mentor (Bòlit Girona), Flipart (Diputació de Barcelona), and other tailor-made projects.
In 2013 he founded lapanoràmica.cat, from where he was in charge of the communication of various cultural projects and currently directs audiovisual pieces for art and culture. She combines artistic practice with audiovisual production and production and teaching at different universities on Digital Art, Curating, Audiovisual, and Transmedia.
Dabne
We are a social economy enterprise that accompanies collective thinking processes and designs tools for internal transparency, governance and online collaboration. We encourage meaningful learning, especially in workshops that bring technologies closer to women, and we share our knowledge in meetings and forums. We also develop web tools that help entrepreneurial projects to achieve their goals, always with free technologies.
Bosque Anouk
Bosque Anouk is a collective formed by two interdisciplinary artists and socio-cultural managers. Bringing together technology and nature, they give creative workshops that fuse various arts through the five senses: ceramics, music, drawing, writing, sculpture, bookbinding. They have been selected in "Encuentro de Imagen Tierra y Territorio" in Querétaro (Mexico) and in CAVA (Colombia) with video art works.
Laura Montañés Campos
Laura Montañés is a cultural manager and communicator. She was editor of the cultural magazine Join Magazine and has set up different digital cultural projects related to literature, transmedia narratives and the audiovisual sector. She currently coordinates and directs cultural programmes at Etopia Centro de Arte y Tecnología from Fundación Zaragoza Ciudad del Conocimiento.
Ellas son campo
It is a channel for the dissemination of research projects and teaching innovation that deals with the situation of the Aragonese rural world from a gender perspective. This initiative is part of the Communication and Knowledge Transfer Plan organised by the lecturers of the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts of the University of Zaragoza: María Luz Hernández Navarro, from Geography, and María Angulo Egea, from Journalism. Specifically, this plan is concerned with disseminating research projects funded by the Department of Agriculture, Livestock and Environment of the Government of Aragon on the living conditions of women in rural areas.
Efluxión
Efluxión is a podcast that brings together topics related to the areas of interest of the Etopia Art and Technology Centre. Science, visual arts, technology, collaborative creation, research into new futures and digital environments.