The Life of Biennial through Data. An artwork, a workshop, a round table in Venice open to the city
What is the impact of a global event like the Venice Architecture Biennale on the city of Venice? Which digital traces do people and organizations leave behind themselves, expressing in the city during the Biennale? It is possible to harvest this data in ethical ways? How is it possible to transform it into a shared experience - a “computational commons” available in the new ubiquitous public space? How can cities as a whole - and the city of Venice in particular - use this data to plan and shape the policies and cultural programming that influence the daily
The experimental "Human Architecture" project, created by artist Salvatore Iaconesi and Oriana Persico for the Venice Pavilion with the support of Fondazione Peruzzo and the EU Commission through its STARTS Program, aims to address these questions through an installation, a workshop, a
On October 18th, the
The day after, at Ca’ Foscari University, during the workshop, artists, students, designers and young professionals will analyze the open data source produced by Human Architecture, to transform them into events, artworks, end public interventions relevant for the public space.
“Human Architecture. Data to the People” is a cultural initiative free and open to the public, proposed by:
Fondazione Alberto Peruzzo, EU Commission through its programme STARTS, HER - Human Ecosystems Relazioni;
Curated by: Marco Trevisan
In collaboration with: Ca’ Foscari, Università di Venezia
The event is part of the European AI Alliance
More information about the artwork “Human Architecture”:
https://www.he-r.it/project/human-architecture/
https://www.fondazionealbertoperuzzo.it/progetti/human-architecture/
More information about the event
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