In today's society, our bodies are being quantified, digitised, categorised and used as data for commercial and political gain. Take big tech companies, that sell our data to advertisers, security cameras tracking our every move, or historical databases used to track suspects.

In these scenarios, our bodies become passive by accepting the fact that we do not have privacy. Can we change these power dynamics? How can we use technology and the arts in order to actively participate in decision-making?

In four sessions, Waag (Amsterdam), Transmediale (Berlin), and FACT (Liverpool) will dive deeper into the subjects of control, refusal, trust and care.