Explore the intersection of speculative ecology and feminist science fiction, imagining futures where the human coexists with the technological, the geological, and the more-than-living.
Speculative Ecologies charts new cartographies of the posthuman environment, challenging dominant structures of perception and power.
A space to imagine alternative futures, where the human is no longer the sole axis of signification.
Bárbara Amaia Bielitz (Santiago de Chile, 1988) is an independent artist and educator based in Berlin. Her practice moves between feminism, technology, science fiction, and community work with FLINTA* communities and posthuman perspectives.
In 2020 she co-founded Sorora e.V., a Berlin-based organization for artistic and cultural projects with migrant communities. Since 2021 she has also been developing CiberCamp, a project that connects sci-fi, feminisms, and technology, and she is the curator of the short film program Speculative Ecologies at the Vierte Welle Film Festival. She currently leads Planetarer Lernraum at the Joan-Miró-Grundschule, a transdisciplinary learning space.
She holds a Master of Arts from the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK) and a Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Design from the University of Chile.

International Feminist & Queer
Short Film Festival based in Berlin.