Jun 10, 2009
Frontiers of Interaction V
Last Monday I attended Frontiers of Interaction V, where I gave a talk on Participative Ecology. The conference took place in Rome, at the wonderful Acquario Romano, Casa dell'Architettura.
I was really excited to be there, because I consider Frontiers the most interesting interaction design event in Italy.
Frontiers is organized and produced by Leandro Agrò and Matteo Penzo, who are also the founders of the Idearium community, the largest e-community on Interaction Design in Italy.
The format of the conference is very informal and fresh. You can meet people of all sorts, from academic researchers to superstars of interaction design, from anthropologists to futurists and young entrepreneurs, a mix of creativity and talent.
At the end of the meeting I felt physically exhausted but full of positive energy.
Here are some videos
(and, last but not least: Frontiers is completely free of charge, only registration is required. This is great since this makes the event accessible to young students)
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