ECis art co i presents2 day AUAL ecis Conference symposiumBIG BIER BIEST?SITE-SPECIFIC PLANAR CONSTRUCTION IN BARCELONA

november 18 & 19 2015 / barcelonafacilitated by Alexandra metral

B;NB; ?HMO=;NILF?R;H>L;?NL;FNB?MNSF?I@;=E;NBIHM,?>O=;NILF?R;H>L;?NL;FQC AOC>?OM;H>MB;L?G?NBI>MI@>?;L;HMF;NCIH+Alexandra Metral has worked in the field of convergence through her work in the art and sciences. Most recently, co-organizing a new league and Hackathon (Make the Breastpump not Suck), hosted by MITs Media Lab, which has yielded over 85 pieces of national and interna-tional press, a new global-network for innovations in post-partum health, and an academic paper (un)Hacking the Hackathon. Started as an art project, Alexandra is now working on this movement through the MIT Media Labs as a Research Affiliate; Fluid Interfaces. As a teachMIT Media Labs as a Research Affiliate; Fluid Interfaces. As a teach-ing fellow at Harvard University in both the Fine Art and Science de-partments; Alexandra was able to mentor students and give talks about her work as a contemporary installation artist. She is currently fur-thering her work in Idea Translation by working with Le Laboratoire in Cambridge, MA. USA, an international platform for convergence, ex-periments and exhibition. Invited to Aspen Ideas Festival (14),When living in Silicon Valley, Alexandra also helps Stanfords Cantor Center for the Arts as they start a unique family arts education classroom program. An elected voting official, Alexandra also has an interest in local,fast moving politics -Alexandra Metral and her hus-band and three young children reside in both Boston, MA.USA and Palo Alto, CA. USA

Alexandra Metral has worked in the field of convergence through her work in the art and sciences. Most recently, co-organizing a new league and Hackathon (Make the Breastpump not Suck), hosted by MITs Media Lab, which has yielded over 85 pieces of national and interna-tional press, a new global-network for innovations in post-partum health, and an academic paper (un)Hacking the Hackathon. Started as an art project, Alexandra is now working on this movement through the MIT Media Labs as a Research Affiliate; Fluid Interfaces. As a teachMIT Media Labs as a Research Affiliate; Fluid Interfaces. As a teach-ing fellow at Harvard University in both the Fine Art and Science de-partments; Alexandra was able to mentor students and give talks about her work as a contemporary installation artist. She is currently fur-thering her work in Idea Translation by working with Le Laboratoire in Cambridge, MA. USA, an international platform for convergence, ex-periments and exhibition. Invited to Aspen Ideas Festival (14),When living in Silicon Valley, Alexandra also helps Stanfords Cantor Center for the Arts as they start a unique family arts education classroom program. An elected voting official, Alexandra also has an interest in local,fast moving politics -Alexandra Metral and her hus-band and three young children reside in both Boston, MA.USA and Palo Alto, CA. USA

Alexandra Metral has worked in the field of convergence through her work in the art and sciences. Most recently, co-organizing a new league and Hackathon (Make the Breastpump not Suck), hosted by MITs Media Lab, which has yielded over 85 pieces of national and interna-tional press, a new global-network for innovations in post-partum health, and an academic paper (un)Hacking the Hackathon. Started as an art project, Alexandra is now working on this movement through the MIT Media Labs as a Research Affiliate; Fluid Interfaces. As a teachMIT Media Labs as a Research Affiliate; Fluid Interfaces. As a teach-ing fellow at Harvard University in both the Fine Art and Science de-partments; Alexandra was able to mentor students and give talks about her work as a contemporary installation artist. She is currently fur-thering her work in Idea Translation by working with Le Laboratoire in Cambridge, MA. USA, an international platform for convergence, ex-periments and exhibition. Invited to Aspen Ideas Festival (14),When living in Silicon Valley, Alexandra also helps Stanfords Cantor Center for the Arts as they start a unique family arts education classroom program. An elected voting official, Alexandra also has an interest in local,fast moving politics -Alexandra Metral and her hus-band and three young children reside in both Boston, MA.USA and Palo Alto, CA. USA

Alexandra Metral has worked in the field of convergence through her work in the art and sciences. Most recently, co-organizing a new league and Hackathon (Make the Breastpump not Suck), hosted by MITs Media Lab, which has yielded over 85 pieces of national and interna-tional press, a new global-network for innovations in post-partum health, and an academic paper (un)Hacking the Hackathon. Started as an art project, Alexandra is now working on this movement through the MIT Media Labs as a Research Affiliate; Fluid Interfaces. As a teachMIT Media Labs as a Research Affiliate; Fluid Interfaces. As a teach-ing fellow at Harvard University in both the Fine Art and Science de-partments; Alexandra was able to mentor students and give talks about her work as a contemporary installation artist. She is currently fur-thering her work in Idea Translation by working with Le Laboratoire in Cambridge, MA. USA, an international platform for convergence, ex-periments and exhibition. Invited to Aspen Ideas Festival (14),When living in Silicon Valley, Alexandra also helps Stanfords Cantor Center for the Arts as they start a unique family arts education classroom program. An elected voting official, Alexandra also has an interest in local,fast moving politics -Alexandra Metral and her hus-band and three young children reside in both Boston, MA.USA and Palo Alto, CA. USA

Alexandra Metral has worked in the field of convergence through her work in the art and sciences. Most recently, co-organizing a new league and Hackathon (Make the Breastpump not Suck), hosted by MITs Media Lab, which has yielded over 85 pieces of national and interna-tional press, a new global-network for innovations in post-partum health, and an academic paper (un)Hacking the Hackathon. Started as an art project, Alexandra is now working on this movement through the MIT Media Labs as a Research Affiliate; Fluid Interfaces. As a teachMIT Media Labs as a Research Affiliate; Fluid Interfaces. As a teach-ing fellow at Harvard University in both the Fine Art and Science de-partments; Alexandra was able to mentor students and give talks about her work as a contemporary installation artist. She is currently fur-thering her work in Idea Translation by working with Le Laboratoire in Cambridge, MA. USA, an international platform for convergence, ex-periments and exhibition. Invited to Aspen Ideas Festival (14),When living in Silicon Valley, Alexandra also helps Stanfords Cantor Center for the Arts as they start a unique family arts education classroom program. An elected voting official, Alexandra also has an interest in local,fast moving politics -Alexandra Metral and her hus-band and three young children reside in both Boston, MA.USA and Palo Alto, CA. USA

Alexandra Metral has worked in the field of convergence through her work in the art and sciences. Most recently, co-organizing a new league and Hackathon (Make the Breastpump not Suck), hosted by MITs Media Lab, which has yielded over 85 pieces of national and interna-tional press, a new global-network for innovations in post-partum health, and an academic paper (un)Hacking the Hackathon. Started as an art project, Alexandra is now working on this movement through the MIT Media Labs as a Research Affiliate; Fluid Interfaces. As a teachMIT Media Labs as a Research Affiliate; Fluid Interfaces. As a teach-ing fellow at Harvard University in both the Fine Art and Science de-partments; Alexandra was able to mentor students and give talks about her work as a contemporary installation artist. She is currently fur-thering her work in Idea Translation by working with Le Laboratoire in Cambridge, MA. USA, an international platform for convergence, ex-periments and exhibition. Invited to Aspen Ideas Festival (14),When living in Silicon Valley, Alexandra also helps Stanfords Cantor Center for the Arts as they start a unique family arts education classroom program. An elected voting official, Alexandra also has an interest in local,fast moving politics -Alexandra Metral and her hus-band and three young children reside in both Boston, MA.USA and Palo Alto, CA. USA

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