A meetup series by the KRINO association promoting informal, self-directed learning through open conversations on digital culture. Each session, guided by members and guest experts, explored timely topics like NFTs, Ecosystemic Design, and AI in Law.
Sharing principles and case studies to explore how data, art, and community-building can inform regenerative approaches to media and cultural production in an increasingly digital world.
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Can Rome’s unpredictability inspire new models of urban ecology, collective care, and radical innovation beyond extractive systems?
A workshop, a performance and an open discussion about the principles of Nuovo Abitare (New Living).
DataMeditation
How to archive an artwork in the age of information and knowledge? A workshop and a public talk on the archiving process of ARNA: the Archive of the Rituals of Nuovo Abitare.
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DESCRIPTION // What does it mean to be human in a data-driven world? Everyone of us is tracked. Whether we want it or not. Whether we use digital devices or not. During most of our daily tasks we generate data: using a map, accessing a subway, taking money from an ATM, walking close to a … Read More
In December 2019, unaware of the coming pandemic and the impending leap in AI, we asked: Are machines truly developing human-like traits such as imagination and creativity—or are we merely projecting ourselves onto them?
