At the KTH Reactor Hall (Drottning Kristinas väg 51, 114 28 Stockholm)
The FemTech + Feminist Tech Exhibition brings together interdisciplinary artworks that critically engage with intimate health, data, and care from feminist and decolonial perspectives. Spanning media such as watercolor, cyanotype, wearable tech, AI, soft robotics, and sound, the exhibition puts FemTech (the industry's term for technologies for the "female" body) and Feminist Tech (a feminist perspective of technology) in conversation with one another. The artworks collectivley explore themes of intimate health, the vaginal microbiome, fertility tracking, and menstrual care, alongside broader investigations into consent, climate crisis, synthetic voice, and data ethics. Emphasizing open science, embodied approaches to data, and invisible labor, the works interrogate extractive and dominant technologies while proposing alternative, relational modes of designing with and for the body and the ecologies around us.
The evening will feature performances, interactive art and mingling with researchers and artists.
Program
17.00 Doors open, mingle with snacks and drinks
18.00 Drop in watercolor workshop with Ina Schuppe Koistinen
20.00 Performance by Kelsey Cotton
21.00 DJ Nome and Cafeciaojoe
22.00 Closing
With contributions from Ina Schuppe Koistinen; Cecilia Larrea (Casimira), Diana Mosquera, and Francisco Gallegos; Giulia Tomasello and ALMA Futura; Lakshmi Murthy; Helena Linder; Søren Lyngsø Knudsen, Kara Oehler, Claire Glanois, Pelin Karaturhan, and Jonas Fritsch; Karin Hansson; Anna Brynskov; Yann Seznec and Nadia Campo Woytuk; Madeline Balaam, Anna Ståhl, Lucca Geurts, Caroline Yan Zheng, and Deepika Yadav; Laia Turmo Vidal, Jan Maslik, Yoav Luft, and Alice Haynes; Anabella Aguilera; Andrea Botero; Eliana Sanchez Aldana, Alexandra Cuaran Jamioy, and Susana Chiqunque Agreda; Jaz Hee-jeong Choi; Lachlan Sleight; Markéta Dolejšová; Alejandra Gómez Ortega, Uǧur Genç, and Willem Van Der Maden; Jooyoung Park, Xuni Huang, and Marianela Ciolfi Felice.
This event is open to the general public. Everyone is welcome! Sign up below
