Join Us November 19, 2021 for George Brown College's first virtual Digifest festival.
From guest appearances, keynote speakers, artists, and performances, this year's festival is being held live from Toronto and Milan.
Welcome to George Brown College’s first virtual Digifest festival. Welcome remarks by Dr. Gervan Fearon, President, George Brown College.
Dr. Gervan Fearon
Welcome to Digifest 2021 from Toronto and Milan. We’ll introduce why Phygital was chosen as this year’s theme.
Luigi FerraraDean, Centre for Arts, Design and IT
Maria Grazia MatteiFounder and CEO, MEET
The Future Ways of Living III Announcement with:
George Brown College
MEET | Digital Culture Center
World Design Organization
Transforming Professional Education Collaborative
Center for Public Research and Leadership, Columbia University
Philip Beesley will present the Keynote Talk featuring new work by the Living Architecture Systems Group including the Grove project.
ON-FOOT app takes visitors on tours across Toronto combining AR and VR to share historical, musical and facts through tourist spots
The interactive artwork "Distances" virtually brings together people who are not able to touch physically. The couple artists Gregory Lasserre and Anais met den Ancxt work under the name Scenocosme.
The Advantages of Tender Loving Care is a virtual exhibition set in a naturalistic outdoor landscape with accompanying audio.
The Public Poetry Gallery transforms words and images to bring poetry to life. Created by P-8, it is a collective of multidisciplinary artists brought together to explore alternative ways of sharing poetry.
I Love You Even If There Isn’t Any Me is a research-creation thesis about a relationship between 4 AI companions.
SoundMorphosis is a live performance from the MEET Center in Italy with renowned Italian jazz pianist Danilo Rea and interactive media artist
Paolo Scoppola.
Digital Landfill is an internet-based ongoing project in response to the increasing aggression in the digital realm.
I Love You Even If There Isn’t Any Me is a research-creation thesis about a relationship between 4 AI companions.
Reimagining Mourning, is an exhibition featuring
Paolo Almario, Laura Barrón, Claudia Chagoya and Rafael Lozano-Hemmer. The artists in this exhibition construct narratives that discuss the despair faced by loss, especially challenged by the pandemic, while also offering humanity a place for closure.
Closing remarks
