Abstract 

Keywords: Hacker, Architecture, Hybrid Spaces, Electronic Flows, Social Bodies, Geolocalization, Free Software and Hardware.

The a point architectural gap between the real and the virtual from the point of view of inhabiting is a field of study within the branch of the Hackitecturas – driven by the need of the technological subject to be a participant in the transformation of the places that he inhabits. The current emerging society, the society of information and knowledge, begins to demand changes where spaces for social reality are appropriate to its needs. From here, architecture – the science that deals with the organization and production of the space we inhabit -, has to reach a transformation in development of its concepts and goals in order to organize and produce new spatialities. In order to do that, architecture it self generates the need to begin to connect with other fields of knowledge, getting to know, imagine and create the new habitants.

• Laura Rodriguez Moscatel. Doctor and researcher in the field of Arts, Sciences, Technology and Society (ACTS), is an intermedia artist and teacher at the University of Cuenca, Ecuador.  She completed her master’s and doctorate studies at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain, in the branch of Visual and Multimedia Arts, her degree in Fine Arts was completed in Barcelona, with honors in Audiovisuals. Among papers written, it should be noted “Art and
  Telepresence. Artistic Generation in Collective”, published in the research journal ASRI. This article was part of a research project awarded and generated by the University of Cuenca. Other papers include, along with presentation, “The Cybernetic Labyrinth. An experience of neonomadismo “, published in the CEDI, the II Congreso Spanish of Informatics. In her professional development, she continues to work on issues that address ACTS and collective work, focusing on issues relating to free software and hardware.

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