Creative Labyrinth 

Daniel G. Andújar

Spain

In this lecture, Daniel G. Andújar, an expert in art, technology, politics and history, explores the role of art as a tool for resistance and critique in increasingly regulated societies. We will address how artistic interventions reconfigure our perception of history and power, using creativity to question imposed realities and promote change. This approach manifests itself not only as an expression of freedom, but also as a strategy for the redistribution of opportunities in the face of the constraints of power.

The event will highlight creativity as a resource to face challenges in a context of extreme demands and exhaustion. We will discuss the importance of a critical approach to the manipulation of collective memory and the transformative potential of new technologies. Facing these challenges requires questioning information and being open to diverse perspectives, while maintaining a clear and objective vision of reality in order to build a just and sustainable future.

In addition, the ability of art to mold and shape geographic and social environments, thus redefining cultural spaces and their narratives, will be explored. "Creative Labyrinth" invites deep reflection on how art can unravel and reconstruct our cultural and social environment, offering new ways of understanding and inhabiting the world.