Geraldine Juarez

Geraldine invites you to a picknick about 'cypherspace':

Felix Atari, ciphernaut from Sweden, will join us for a talk about the raise of cipherspace: land of anonimity, encryption and where copyright does not exist. Join us for a picnick to share information at 'Pierkespark'.

Cipherspace is part of the series Teorias del Caos, a on-offline picknic about internet, capital and chaos.

Bring food to share!

http://teoriasdelcaos.org/

Geral­dine lives in Mex­ico City and works in the street and the inter­net, cre­at­ing sim­ple mech­a­nisms that deface the pos­si­bil­i­ties of cri­sis and fail­ure, via low-tech, waste and piracy.

Lately, her focus has been in under­stand­ing the con­fig­u­ra­tions and effects cre­ated when soci­ety, infor­ma­tion, pop cul­ture, intel­lec­tual prop­erty and power col­lide.

Geral­dine is a pupil of the inter­net, her friends, and Eye­beam, where she was Senior Fel­low at the Pro­duc­tion Lab (2003, 2006–2008). She has also been res­i­dent at inCU­BATE in Chicago (2008) and cur­rently holds an infi­nite research fel­low­ship at the F.A.T Lab. She has been collaborating net activist projects like Open Acta and the Physical Agents of the Internet (A.F.I.) ‚ and writing about information and politics in the citizen blog Critica Pura. Her work has been shown inter­na­tion­ally at col­lec­tive exhi­bi­tions such as Inter­fer­ence, Feed­back and Other Options in Eye­beam, State of the Art: New York (URBIS, UK), Actions: What you can do with the city (Cen­tre for Cana­dian Archi­tec­ture), G.R.L.| F.A.T. World Sum­mit (CREAM, Japan) Los Impolíti­cos (Pan Pal­lazo delle Arti Napoli) — and in fes­ti­vals such as Trans­me­di­ale, Pik­sel, Pix­elache, Con­flux and Futuresonic