Dr Ramon Amaro is the Senior Researcher in Digital Culture at Nieuwe Instituut, the national institute for architecture, design and digital culture in The Netherlands. An engineer and sociologist by training, Ramon's writings, research and artistic practice emerge at the intersections of Black Study, digital culture, psychosocial study, and the critique of computational reason. In this conversation we explore embodiment as a decolonial exercise. Ramon guides us through a historical and...
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Dr Ramon Amaro is the Senior Researcher in Digital Culture at Nieuwe Instituut, the national institute for architecture, design and digital culture in The Netherlands. An engineer and sociologist by training, Ramon's writings, research and artistic practice emerge at the intersections of Black Study, digital culture, psychosocial study, and the critique of computational reason. In this conversation we explore embodiment as a decolonial exercise. Ramon guides us through a historical and...
Dr Ramon Amaro is the Senior Researcher in Digital Culture at Nieuwe Instituut, the national institute for architecture, design and digital culture in The Netherlands. An engineer and sociologist by training, Ramon's writings, research and artistic practice emerge at the intersections of Black Study, digital culture, psychosocial study, and the critique of computational reason. In this conversation we explore embodiment as a decolonial exercise. Ramon guides us through a historical and...
Dr Ramon Amaro is the Senior Researcher in Digital Culture at Nieuwe Instituut, the national institute for architecture, design and digital culture in The Netherlands. An engineer and sociologist by training, Ramon's writings, research and artistic practice emerge at the intersections of Black Study, digital culture, psychosocial study, and the critique of computational reason. In this conversation we explore embodiment as a decolonial exercise. Ramon guides us through a historical and...
