Manuel Beltran
Manuel Beltrán is an artist, activist and researcher.
Manuel Beltrán is an artist, activist and researcher. He researches and lectures on contemporary art, activism, contemporary social movements, post-digital culture and new media. As an activist, he was involved in the Indignados movement in Spain, the Gezi Park protests in Turkey and several forms of independent activism and cyber-activism in Europe and beyond.
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The third Test_Lab of 2017 takes the so-called 'Function Creep' as its main theme. Function Creep: 'the gradual widening of the use of a technology or system beyond the purpose for which it was originally intended.'
Data Production Labour is an installation by Manuel Beltran, as part of the project Institute of Human Obsolescence.
Initiated by Manuel Beltran, the Institute of Human Obsolescence explores the potential of the human body to produce capital.
On November 23rd 2017 Evelyn Austin of Bits of Freedom was invited by V2_ to explore the topic of function creep. Bits of Freedom wrote this column as an introduction to the evening.
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