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Simone Rebaudengo is a co-founder and Creative Director at oio &#8211; a creative company on a quest to turn emerging technologies into an approachable, everyday and sustainable reality for humans and beyond.
Previously he designed future scenarios and products for The Museum of the Future in Dubai, exhibited future artefacts in major museums around the world with his collective automato.farm and he was lead designer for future visions at BMW Designworks and frog. He used to collaborate with Usman Haque and Pachube to explore human and machine relationships in the early stages of the Internet of Things.
His works explore the implication of living and collaborating with other, not-so-human, intelligences. He co-designed with an AI a special series of products for Iittala , published a book of fables about more than human futures, created immersive installations about being an appliance with Bruce Sterling and a short movie that won the Most Uncanny award at the Robot Film Festival.
Simone is a faculty member of the Master in Design for Responsible AI at ELISAVA in Barcelona and visiting Lecturer at Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design (CIID). His projects have been awarded by Red Dot Design Award, Core77, IXDA Awards and exhibited in galleries and museums such as Vitra Design Museum, Triennial Museum in Milan and MAK Vienna.

Simone Rebaudengo

In this talk, Simone will not share how to make your life easier by using AI, but actually quite the opposite.
Based on the work and research of the past few years with oio, he will share how they&#8217;ve been experimenting with Artificial Intelligence, not just as a tool to simplify and streamline processes, but actually as a starting point to design unimaginable products.

Intelligence as a material

Theatre

Špela Petrič is a Slovenian new media artist with a background in the natural sciences. Her artistic practice combines biomedia practices and performativity to enact strange relations between bodies that reveal the underpinnings of our (bio)technological societies and to propose alternatives.
Špela exhibits internationally and has received several awards, such as the White Aphroid (Slovenia), the Bioart and Design Award (Netherlands), and an Award of Distinction at Prix Ars Electronica (Austria).

Špela Petrič

How is advanced automation implemented in two seemingly disparate domains &#8211; agriculture and healthcare &#8211; that nevertheless share a common impetus, to care for bodies ?
Špela shares strategies of gaining access and communal knowledge production to better understand the hidden underbelly of our societies, no less political than what screams from our screens.

AI as Infrastructure, Automation as Care

La Bourse - Rops

Graduated in Elisava Barcelona, Superior School of Design &amp; Engineering, his works are focused on digital art and interactive installations.
He has been involved in numerous collaborations with a diverse range of artists, independent studios, and global corporations, working in areas such as web development, digital art, and scenography.
His one man studio specializes in consulting, designing, producing, and crafting projects that cover a wide array of subjects, including Machine Learning, UI/UX web experiences, stage lighting, data visualization, human-computer interaction, computer vision, augmented reality, and graphic design.
He is also currently an artist-in-residence at the Google Arts &amp; Culture Lab.

Martial Geoffre-Rouland

This session by Screen-Club design studio explores the co-creative journey between artists and technologists. 
Highlighting artistic collaborations, the talk examines both the creative vision and technical expertise that contribute to these projects. 
By featuring selected works, the discussion aims to spotlight the collaborative processes and know-how that bring these digital artworks to life.