Trust in agri-food AI starts with transparency. Human-centred explainability turns complex algorithms into practical, usable tools for better decisions.
24 FEB 2026 — Join us to celebrate three years of food-system innovation and look ahead to the future.
Save the Date! The Grand Gathering ○ S+T+ARTS Hungry EcoCities Read More »
The wrap-up event premiered the 10 PPE prototypes and celebrated the partnerships driving a more sustainable food system.
The S+T+ARTS4Water II Summer School, held in May 2025 in Rijeka, Croatia, set out to bring together artists, researchers, and experts in technology to collectively explore the complexities of port ecosystems. The Summer school was planned by a task force of project partners led by PiNA to offer an interdisciplinary environment where artists, experts, and
Reflections on the S+T+ARTS4Water II Summer School in Rijeka Read More »
Organized by TBA21–Academy on the occasion of World Ocean Day, the United Nations Conference on the Oceans & Biennale des Arts et de l’Océan 2025, co-produced by TBA21, Villa Arson, Biennale d’Art de Nice, with the support of the European Commission Initiative S+T+ARTS4Water II The POROUS program took place at Villa Arson as a two-day
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On October 9th, ReSilence, an immersive exhibition exploring the urban soundscape through art, science, and technology, opened its doors to an audience of over 300 visitors on its first night. The exhibition provoked thought provoking conversations around the ways sound shapes our experience of urban life. Through innovative installations and interactive experiences, ReSilence challenges audiences
S+T+ARTS ReSilence BASE Milano Exhibition Opening Read More »
Beginning September, three artists of the S+T+ARTS4WATER II residency programme, supported by the European Commission, project coordinator VITO and the partners GLUON and Arca Futuris participated to the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz.
S+T+ARTS4WaterII at Ars Electronica 2025 Read More »
SEP 19 to OCT 23! Join us in the Paths-to-Progress Experiments demo events, part of the Hungry EcoCities residencies project, showcasing innovations at the intersection of food, design, and technology across Europe
What if ports could be more than just hubs of trade—what if they became living ecosystems where art, technology, and nature coexist? At the end of July, three artists of STARTS4WaterII, supported by the European Commission, project coordinator VITO and the partners GLUON (BE), TBA21 (SP/IT) and BETA FESTIVAL (IR), marked presence at the Love
Sounding the Depths: Artists Transform Ports into Living Ecosystems at Love Tomorrow Read More »
