A radycal lab through the research of Emily Roderick–Dazzle Club Founder & coordinated by Pedreira Collective: for a group of 8 selected artists that collaboratively will experiment a playful dissection of what it means to live in today’s surveillance culture. Three days explore techniques to hack the public digital/physical hyper-watched/surveillance spaces through: 

~ Anti-surveillance makeup techniques; 
~Public Performative Space interventions;  
~ Walking as an act of defiance;
~ Swimming Noodles Movement;  
~Knowledge sharing & network building.

To profane the Body, to profane Matter, to profane Time, to profane History. Drawing a constellar, heterogenous territory comprised of artworks, objects and materialities of diverse nature and provenance, Profanações acknowledges desecration as a speculative gesture that opens up new horizons for world-making. Inspired by Giorgio Agamben’s Profanazioni, from which it borrows the title, Profanações contradicts the ideal of progress that rules Western societies, and glimpses alternative cosmologies where human, organic and synthetic are mutually imagined.