RESHAPE EXHIBITION

Perhaps one that can transcend the way we think about things? Can it re-shape the way we meet the concerns regarding education, social support, and kinship? We are rehearsing and imagining answers to these questions through applications that facilitate a better integration into society (Guardian Angel), that help us gain power over our decisions on future nancial stability (Wealth Assistant), through a pedagogic and interactive web platform to re-learn kinship to trees (Humanum Lignum), a training tool that can complement the limitations of traditional training methods (Kutanga VR), an audiovisual installation that re ects upon the use and abuse of technology in our daily life and its agency in the quality of our lives (man += machine), an installation that criticises the aftermath of technology regardless of its cultural and environmental consequences (Plastic (Un)Aware), and a relational practice that experiments with eradicating digital mediation in human interactions (El Otro).