Theo approaches the AMORE computational system as an infant consciousness developing its cognitive abilities. Theo translates the responses of the system into data points and emotive sketches sugge…
Blueprints for an emergent personality @ the STARTS Residencies Day Read More »
Yann Deval was at the Centre Pompidou, Paris to present Atlas, a STARTS Residency.
ATLAS at the STARTS Residencies Day Read More »
The STARTS Residencies Day, took place at the Centre Pompidou, June 15, 2018.
A quick look at the STARTS Residencies Day Read More »
French Tech Culture together with the European Commission organised on July 10, 2018, a STARTS Corporate event dedicated to a small group of European and French industry and tech leaders. It took p…
STARTS Corporate event at Festival d’Avignon – July, 10, 2018 Read More »
The grand prize in the Innovative Collaboration category of the 2018 STARTS Prize – awarded by the European Commission – goes to a Dutch joint venture, MX3D and Joris Laarman Lab. The collaborative…
The first 3-D printed steel bridge Read More »
STARTS at the 16th Biennale di Venezia – Mostra de Architettura We had the great pleasure to be invited by the Belgian Pavilion of Venice Biennale of Architecture on May 26 & 27 for a special…
STARTS at the Biennale di Venezia Read More »
The jury made up of international experts charged with selecting the recipients of the 2018 STARTS Prizes awarded by the European Commission recently convened for an entire weekend at the Ars Elect…
Imparting a Direction to the Future: The 2018 STARTS Prize Jury Read More »
The Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission has a strong interest in working with the arts as part of its multi-disciplinary support to EU policy making. The JRC intends to activate rapprochement between the arts and the sciences of the last decades in its daily practice. To that end it established a project
Open Call for Artists to the Summer School leading to the 2019 Resonances III Festival Read More »
Product designer and musician Vahakn Matossian crafted the first hands-free musical instruments specifically designed for physically disabled musicians.
