7pm Thursday, June 25, 2026 Talk by Júlia Nueno Guitart and Lucia Rebolino (public event, free entry) 4pm - 8pm Friday, June 26, 2026 12pm - 8pm Saturday, June 27, 2026 Workshop (with registration) Facts are not natural occurrences; they are carefully assembled. For a long time, this assembly was anchored in the visible—a photograph, a physical map, or a witness account. Today, however, these forms of evidence exist alongside a new, digital architecture of truth. Deep within this black box, states and corporations manufacture the facts that sustain their imaginaries. This production relies on a spectrum of material that often remains invisible to the eye: satellite traces that redefine landscapes, credit footprints that determine social mobility, metadata that maps our private associations, or algorithmic profiles that track our habits. In turn, this material is processed through hidden rules and massive networks until it hardens into an official narrative. This...