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Symposium
The current edition of the Transitio_mx Festival, Nomadic Borders, focuses on creating an action and reflection space over the concept of community. The purpose is to weave affective and knowledge networks together with artists, scientists, collectors, technologists, curators, scholars and the general audience in order to symbolically dilute the disciplinary and territorial limits, consolidating projects that are both hybrid and offer relational strategies.
Through this framework, the Symposium of the festival opens a reflection around the ethical, methodological and communicative practices that characterize the electronic arts community in Mexico. Through a series of conferences, discussion panels and workshops a theoretical research network will be integrated, based on four thematic axes, three of them vertical:
Politics and public space and a fourth transversal axis:
The activities of the Symposium will shape contact areas where individuals and institutions can gather together to activate knowledge-building processes. They will be spaces that are suitable for the formation of unique links, of interactive dynamics that lead to the reciprocal transformation of its participants. The academic dialogue will be the tool used to hybridize perspectives, to share searches and findings. On the map of this relational configuration, it will be possible to trace multiple trajectories: spreading and transgression, mutation and resonance.
The starting point will be to acknowledge difference as a creative potential in order to research on the transversal nature of the electronic arts. The objective, more than the dilution of borders, is to inaugurate instantaneous bridges that serve as places for the encounter, both hostile and hospitable, with that of another gaze. In this continuous come and go from a dual reading to the individual re-writing, it is pretended the emergence of a new path to go from art to science, from work to game.
Specific Lines of Work (notes to the electronic arts community practices)
Politics and public space (notes to an ethical practice)
Transdiscipline (notes to a methodological practice)
Game (notes to a communicative practice)
Complexity: action and appropriation (transversal axis) |