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.
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.
DESCRIPTION // [text in progress] “Who Cares?” Speaking Serie LINKS //
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.
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
When does Digital History become Digital Public History? In this speech I proposed some answers, analysing case studies e theories.
Why is it important to talk about editing and outsourcing in our current relationship with images? What kind of ‘organ’ is becoming our imagination in the digital age?
DESCRIPTION // [text in progress] Exhibited at 2016 European Researchers’ Night