Designing the “Space of Future Traditions”: a hybrid, multifunctional ecosystem designed to combine the preservation of rural and artisanal memory with technological innovation, sharing, and environmental sustainability.
An interdisciplinary course where museology and information technology merge, elevating accessibility from a technical adaptation to a true generative principle of design.
True accessibility demands systemic change: in my talk, I showed why through two case studies with the MAXXI Foundation.
AI requires to rethink our relationship with language, the foundation of human culture and identity. Which change will this bring?
My keynote at Mind the AI-GAP 2025 where I shared our experience in co-designing participatory AI with MAXXI Museum in Rome, using a systemic approach that brought together diverse audiences and internal departments in a iterative process.
A workshop to explore the core principles of sociocracy and see how they are applied in existing organizations: purpose-driven, nested circle structures, consent decision-making, and evolution through feedback.
A training day for ARCI Pesaro Urbino, where volunteers from local clubs explored systems thinking and collaborative mapping to strengthen their network and develop joint community projects.
In this session we presented our open framework developed in Ecosistemica to support regenerative organizations, together with metodologies and case studies.
A hands-on exploration of relational complexity and collective intelligence. Through participatory methods, we invited participants to investigate how human networks—seen as living ecosystems—can become fertile ground for shared values, strategic collaboration, and transformative action.
Exploring the relationship between digital humanities and co-design practices in order to build responsible AI systems.
