IMPAKT

Last chance to see the Festival Exhibition Techno-Ancestrality at BAK Basecamp!

Explore Techno-Ancestrality with us this Sunday.

Join one of our guided tours through the festival exhibition, where curators Edward Akintola and Arjon Dunnewind will introduce the ideas behind the works together with participating artists.

Through textile, script, ceramic, image, sound, and data, Techno-Ancestrality approaches technology as a field of memory, survival, and collective knowledge — opening up other ways of understanding what technics can be.

Guided tours:

BAK Basecamp / 12:30–13:45
aniara rodado, Isaiah Lopaz, Lorena Solís Bravo

IMPAKT / 14:30–15:45
Voluspa Jarpa, Russell Watson, Inty & Yauri Muenala

BAK Basecamp / 16:30–17:45
aniara rodado, Isaiah Lopaz, Angelina Kumar

🎟️ get your ticket at the desk, or via the link in our bio

The exhibition at IMPAKT will continue until 14 June (the international artists will only be here this Sunday)

Introducing aniara rodado | IMPAKT Festival 2026: Techno-Ancestrality⁠

aniara rodado is a choreographer, artist, and researcher whose work explores plant worlds, witchcraft, and interspecies relations through a transhackfeminist and counter-colonial lens.

At the IMPAKT Festival 2026, rodado joins Ancestral Biotopes alongside Tabita Rezaire and Angelina Kumar — a panel on ecological knowledge, care, and more reciprocal ways of relating to land, climate, and collective life.

Her installation Yuca Brava, on view at BAK Basecamp from 8 April to 14 June, reflects on bitter cassava as a living technology of care, transformation, and intergenerational ecological knowledge.

Through their practice, rodado questions dominant ecological paradigms and opens space for other forms of knowledge, alliance, and coexistence.

Join us for Ancestral Biotopes and get your tickets via the link in our bio 🔗

📅 Friday 10 April
🕙 12:30 — 13:45
📍 Theater Utrecht – Main Hall

Festival dates 8—12 April