Professor of Art and the Public Sphere and leads the ArtSpaceCity research strand in the Centre for Postdigital Cultures at Coventry University, UK.

The article discusses an exhibition curated by Doreen A. Ríos at the Bienal Universitaria de Arte Multimedial in Quito, Ecuador. The exhibition, titled "Liquid Spaces: Politics of the Screen," explores the relationship between screens and contemporary culture. Ríos emphasizes the potential and reappropriation of screens by artists, highlighting how our perceptions, connections, and reality have been reconfigured by digital devices. The exhibition features a diverse range of artworks in various mediums, addressing themes such as extractivism, surveillance, and the impact of screens on individual rights. The exhibition also explores the tension between the screen and the body, considering how the audience interacts with screens in a physical space. [Extracted from the article]