Exocapitalism as Supermodel

The official public program accompanying the (Super)Models framework proposes a conversation that expands beyond the strict field of architecture to sit at the intersection of contemporary art, cultural criticism, theory, publishing, and research. Drawing from profiles linked to curatorship, critical writing, and spatial practice, the encounter opens a discussion on how imaginaries, narratives, and legitimizing frameworks that organize contemporary culture are produced today, addressing issues like the circulation of ideas, the construction of subjectivities, institutional mediation, and the role of intellectual, visual, and social models in reading the present. Participants: Natalia Castro Picón, María Helena Maia, Sean Tatol, Igor Bragado, Roberto Alonso Trillo, Dean Kissick, María Inés Plaza Lazo, John Gerrard, Joao Enxuto, and Erica Love With coordination and support from Norman Foster Institute and Ivory Press.