Alice Strete (1991, RO) is an artist and researcher interested in the intricate relationship between humans and the technologies they surround themselves with. Her work involves collaborative media art and publishing practices, and explores topics from women in technology to the socio-politics of food. She is a member of the Varia collective since 2020.
Now Think of a Question that Is at Stake for You - rosa is a feminist server that travels between different locations, providing a mobile infrastructure for learning, documentation, and experiments for the meetings that happened during the A Traversal Network of Feminist Servers (ATNOFS) project. The installation, created in-situ as part of Constant (BE) Vitrine Exhibition, captures the multitude of relations that are created around the making, maintaining and passing on this infrastructure.
ATNOFS - A Traversal Network of Feminist Servers (ATNOFS) is a collaborative project formed around intersectional feminist, ecological servers. Understanding servers as computers that host space and services for communities around them, this project exists inside, and in between, roaming servers and different networks. Our decentralized programme occured in 5 locations (The Netherlands, Belgium, Romania, Greece, Austria) with the collaboration of 6 partners (Varia, LURK, Constant, HYPHA, Feminist Hack Meetings, and ESC).
AMRO Times - AMRO Times was an exercise to build a collective memory of the AMRO22 festival and feed-forward it in a printed form into the networks of networks surrounding AMRO. The work session introduced a networked workflow based on pads, RSS feeds and web-to-print techniques.
A Nourishing Network - A Nourishing Network is a publishing project that documents and circulates current research done by a network of artists, activists and programmers that collaborate with the Austrian net culture initiative servus.at.
Magiun Magazine - Magiun is a magazine about everyday food. It publishes stories, poems, essays, recipes, photos and illustrations. It has three issues on three different topics: On Eating in Isolation, On Adapting and On Routine.
Is it time to eat, or is there no more time to eat? - Is it time to eat, or is there no more time to eat is an extensive review of the most prominent techno-solutionist creation in terms of food. It manifests itself into a desktop film and an essay, alongside an archive of images, articles, videos and more, which together deconstruct the culture of future food, born in the valley of technological quick-fixes.
