In this participatory workshop by Mónica Rikić, the act of feeding becomes a metaphor for long-term, relational technologies. Together with the audience, the artist co-creates a wearable robot that feeds her—inviting reflection on care as a political act and questioning how we might age with machines. Built directly onto her body, the robot materializes questions of softness, slowness, and collective design in a technologized world.
Feeding the Future: Robotics and technology as a practice of care / Mónica Rikić - Photo: Agustina Isidori
Networking Event
Feeding the Future: Robotics and technology as a practice of care
CIFRA invites you to explore the question: Can robots feed, care for, and even age with us?
Mónica Rikić (ES)
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EN
Ticket //
FREE / No Ticket
Max. Participants //
24
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The workshop will include a shared meal experience. Registration is recommended.
Feeding the Future: Robotics and technology as a practice of care / Mónica Rikić - Photo: streamflow
Feeding the Future: Robotics and technology as a practice of care / Mónica Rikić - Photo: streamflow
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Photo: Joanna Chichelnitzky
Mónica Rikić
Mónica Rikić is an electronic artist who blends technology and philosophy, creating handmade electronic objects and robots as critical tools for collective reflection. Her work has been presented at Ars Electronica, Manifesta Biennial, ISEA, Sónar, and other major international venues. She is winner of the National Culture Award of Catalonia.
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