The mentors for the workshop are Daniel Lombraña, Miguel Álvare, Christian Nold and Karolina Sobecka. Fabien Girardin and Adam Greenfield are also participating among others.

[ES] Esta edición se centra en la presentación de proyectos y artículos de investigación o trabajos teóricos que visibilicen, exploren, reflexionen, imaginen, prototipen y experimenten con y para el movimiento en la ciudad y sus múltiples formas y posibilidades: no sólo el movimiento más visible de peatones, vehículos o mercancías, sino también el movimiento menos evidente de las partículas en suspensión, la fauna oculta o los desechos que genera la actividad urbana.

Se propone la intersección de tres perspectivas para aproximarse a esta temática: la ciencia ciudadana, la sostenibilidad medioambiental y la creatividad y el arte con herramientas digitales. Es un marco temático amplio y flexible, desde una posición crítica, para explorar aspectos diversos como el deterioro de los espacios públicos de convivencia y encuentro, la desigualdad en el acceso a esos espacios y servicios públicos, la capacidad de las diferentes formas de transporte para absorber las necesidades de movimiento, la construcción de la cultura actual de la movilidad, los efectos sobre el cambio climático, el deterioro medioambiental, el empobrecimiento de la biodiversidad local, la remodelación del paisaje, la seguridad, etc. 

[ENG] This edition focuses on projects, research articles or theoretical works which showcase, explore, imagine, prototype and experiment with and for movement in the city and its multiple forms and possibilities: not only the more visible movement of pedestrians, vehicles or goods but also that which is less obvious, that of suspended particulate matter, hidden fauna and waste generated by urban activity.

In your approach to this theme we suggest exploring the intersections between three standpoints: citizen science, environmental sustainability and creativity and art with digital tools. This is a broad and flexible thematic framework which takes a critical stance to explore various aspects such as the decline in public spaces for community living and gathering, the unequal access to these spaces and public services, the capability of the various modes of transport to meet mobility needs, construction of today's culture of mobility, the impact on climate change, environmental deterioration, the decline in local biodiversity, remodelling of the landscape, safety, etc.

Presentación de proyectos y de artículos de investigación
Programa Interactivos?17
Fecha del taller: del 17 al 31 de mayo
Seminarios Interactivos?´17: 17 y 18 de mayo
Interactivos'17: Muestra de proyectos: 14 y 27 de junio

Presentation of projects and research articles
Program Interactivos?17
Workshop dates from 17 to 31 of may
Seminars Interactivos?´17: 17 and 18 of may
Interactivos'17: Showcase resulting prototypes: 14 and 27 of june

Proyectos seleccionados / Selected projects
Artículos seleccionados / Selected Articles

Seminarios Interactivos? 17 y 18 de mayo
Auditorio Medialab-Prado, Madrid

Streaming día 1 (mañana): Seminarios y presentaciones
Streaming dia 1 (tarde): Seminarios y presentaciones
Streaming día 2 (mañana): Seminarios y presentaciones
Streaming día 2 (tarde): Seminarios y presentaciones

[ES] "Under the cobblestones, the beach", which the French revolutionaries sought in May 1968, embodies the message in a subtle way that fights against the established. In parallel and below the visible, the rigid happens the occult, the flow of water that in its own drift hides other notions of touring the city. The idea contained in this sentence, condenses the vision of this proposal that puts the starting point in a situationist procedure, as a technique of experimentation, which is accompanied by playful and constructive practice.

Although in Madrid there is no beach, the history of the city that ¨[was] built on water" is related to its origin. Madrid owes its name to an Arab settlement "Magrit", which means stream, which was once Visigoth "Matrice" and which means river. From it´s memory we also recovered for the title of the project, Water trips, the name given to the set of underground pipes that led water from different aquifers of the land occupied by the city in medieval times

The project propose an urban drift based on the analysis of the cartography of the underground waters and is formalized by the creation of a geolocation tool that allows to follow its course through the big city. Study the behavior of the nature without the effects of the human currents and constructions.
It is obvious that the passage will be interrupted and the multiple interferences; However, from the exploration of space and the construction of a new psychogeographic map, in the search of other territories and emotions.

[ENG] The trip begins in a proposal called watertrips in the interactivos‘? annual program at Medialab-Prado Madrid . This is the third time I participate: the first time to develop the Algas Verdes project in 2010; The second I was invited to be part of the 10-year interactivos’? program exhibition In 2016; Now I return to collaborate. So for a few weeks I joined watertrips project, with a team made up of: Beatriz Page, Raúl Hidalgo, Katarina Martín, Hamilton Mestizo, Paola Roots, Virginia Diez, Mario, Pedro Cortés. The journey was long and complex, between maps, cables, sensors, routes, drifts and reflections the project was shaped, now with diverse looks from art, science, technology, history and culture.

The knowledge of water was flowing by talking and working on the project, awakening the reflection of its importance as an indispensable resource that can not be scarce and whose treatment in the cities in terms of conservation and use are, in most cases, low Infrastructures that are not sustainable. Water quality is an important factor to exist, that depends on public health and the quality of cities and ecosystems. Thinking about biodiversity as an important part of the city, highlighting its existence or absence and analyzing its quality should be a reason for social ritual of total importance and an excuse to learn about water and nature and celebrate its existence.