Emerging Technologies and the Human Experience @World Usability Day BZ
True accessibility demands systemic change: in my talk, I showed why through two case studies with the MAXXI Foundation.
True accessibility demands systemic change: in my talk, I showed why through two case studies with the MAXXI Foundation.
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.
In this session we presented our open framework developed in Ecosistemica to support regenerative organizations, together with metodologies and case studies.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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