The Emerging Museum: AI for accessibility @MAXXI
An interdisciplinary course where museology and information technology merge, elevating accessibility from a technical adaptation to a true generative principle of design.
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?
Exploring the relationship between digital humanities and co-design practices in order to build responsible AI systems.
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.
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.
An interdisciplinary dialogue on data, de-centralized systems, trust, NFT in order to define new non-extractive imaginaries.
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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