In the age of predictive and speculative media, images not only represent the future, they actively participate in producing it. Renderings of cities, territories, and infrastructures are used to guide genocidal, political and economic decisions, reshaping social, environmental, and cultural realities before they even exist. Talk: Thursday, September 24 (7pm) — Free for everyone Workshop: Part 1 Thursday, September 24 (4-7pm) + Part 2 Friday, September 25 (11am-8pm) — prior registration Where: Nave 17 building, Nave Una room Language: English and Spanish. 12 spots plus observers. Price: Free but sign-up is required. Who is it for: Artists, designers, photographers, architects, activists, journalists, historians and anyone interested in the life and afterlife of synthetic imagery, technological mediations, and colonialism. → Sign up here A workshop about reading, undoing and reversing images, led by Noura Tafeche and Donatella Della Ratta We live inside an unprecedented flood of images: generative visuals, synthetic faces...