Building a Youth Manifesto @Slow Food Italia
3 days of workshop, 120 participants, 4 teams of facilitators, 1274 post-its to develop the Slow Food Youth Network manifesto. A project in partnership with Slow Food Italia and Common Ground.
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Collaborative Systems and Practices @Case di Quartiere – Brindisi
A training course to experience a shift in how teams communicate, make decisions, and build agreements.
The Word as a Collective Story @festivalfilosofia
A collective experiment using a webapp to map participants’ emotions and reflections.
We explored the emerging stories and the power of shared language in shaping space.
Re:Humanism Art Prize – Sparks and Frictions
As a jury member of Iaconesi Commission, I was asked to select the work that best resonated with Salvatore Iaconesi’s visionary spirit and values.
Museum Analytics: New Directions @King’s College London
We presented the Digital Relational Ecosystem of MAXXI Museum: a participatory archive that transforms the museum’s collection into a living, evolving network of relationships.
Launched during the What a Wonderful World exhibition, it invited visitors and staff to co-generate meaningful, expressive data.
Curare i Dati: AI & Relational Ecosystems @MAXXI Museum
An advanced training course for a new museum professional: the “Data Curator”. Participants explored how AI and data could shape future exhibitions and related activities, imagining their potential evolution in curatorial practices.
Imagination at Work @Sapienza University of Rome
The conference aimed to investigate how imagination works in our contemporary world, both as a process through which the relationship between human beings and their environment is developed, and as a creation of aesthetical and technical objects.
Datification: from NFTs to a Non-Extractive Imaginary @LARTEC
An interdisciplinary dialogue on data, de-centralized systems, trust, NFT in order to define new non-extractive imaginaries.
The Meaning of ‘Abitare’ @Baite Filosofiche
The festival focuses on the openness and evolution of meaning in philosophical language. Inspired by Bernard Stiegler’s later thought, it invites reflection on words as tools: concepts, images, and problems.
DataMeditation: Experiencing the End @Simposio
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