Care is vital for fostering solidarity, yet it also serves as an essential resource for sustaining a capitalist society.
These tensions between care as an exploited resource and the emergence of a new market for robotic care demand critical scrutiny. How do we nurture and care for technologies deployed in the care field? Reassembling Bolts of Care is a robotic performance, a moment shared with the audience to evaluate how robotic matter matters and how we can carefully care for care.
Sprache: EN
Besondere Anforderungen: Anmeldung erforderlich, technisches Personal erforderlich, technisch ausgestatteter, nahe gelegener Theaterraum erforderlich, der für jedermann zugänglich sein muss.
Bio
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Photo: Ars Electronica Founding Lab / Patrick MunnichJulie-Michèle Morin
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Julie-Michèle Morin is currently writing a thesis on robotics and theatre (University of Montreal and University of Antwerp). Loving tinkering, hacking, disobedience, objects, machines and benevolence, Julie-Michèle takes great pleasure in crafting manifestos and hacking (often from the outside) devices. Acting often as a dramaturgical consultant, this human specializes in supporting machinic writings for the stage. That said, wordplay and puns are Julie-Michèle’s true passion.
Credits
Concept, score and performance: Julie-Michèle Morin
Video edit: Letta Shtohryn
