A Torino inizia la Biennale Tecnologia. Cinque giorni tra teatro, performance, intelligenze artificiali e futuri distorti
The Biennale Tecnologia has launched in Turin, featuring over 120 events across 20 venues, including lectures, exhibitions, and a significant performing arts program. The festival utilizes theater and audiovisual performances to translate complex technological themes—such as artificial intelligence, environmental infrastructure, and ethics—into accessible narratives. Key highlights include Marco Paolini’s exploration of the Po River at OGR Torino and the play 'Retrofuturo,' which uses a comedic time-travel premise to critique societal reliance on algorithms.
This event matters because it represents the increasing blur between technology, science, and the humanities within the cultural sphere. By integrating performance art with academic discourse, the Biennale seeks to foster a critical public dialogue on how digital transformation reshapes human identity and the environment. It positions Turin as a hub for interdisciplinary exchange, moving beyond traditional art formats to address the urgent ethical and social implications of the AI era.