In 2023 the AMRO Research Lab* examines topics such as platform capitalism and work, online burnout and permacomputing strategies. For these series of researches, the artists S()fia Braga, Vo Ezn and Federico Poni were invited to contribute to the above topics through their own artistic practice.
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In their contribution to the AMRO Research Lab 2023, Transmedia artist S()fia Braga explores the control dynamics enabled by the operational structures of centralised social media platforms, as well as their sociological implications.
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*Art Meets Radical Openness (AMRO) Research Labs is a series of artistic research projects that take place in the year preceding an AMRO Festival. Organised by the Linz-based initiative servus.at, AMRO Research Labs aim to function as a think-tank, in which the invited artists (groups or individuals) shape the themes of the upcoming AMRO Festival. As the Research Lab takes place between two AMRO Festivals, it acts as a bridge between these two editions and, because of this continuity, results in an ever-growing body of research, that develops organically over the years and in parallel with the festival.
- Research Lab Archive: https://research.radical-openness.org/
- Art Meets Radical Openness https://radical-openness.org/
- More about servus.at: https://core.servus.at/en