Category: Multiculturalism
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IRAE 4 – Biodiversity and Bio-creativity. Borders, Cultures and Languages that Generate Future
In this article I also Interview the artist Luigi Serafini about his work and his language. Meeting with Luigi Serafini to talk about borders, art, bio-creativity, sustainability. I want to know what is actually born in that border space where the beyond and the Other meet. Because often the most unexpected things arise there. This…
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Imminent 2025 – The Younger Generations as Architects of Language
In these pages, I delve into the linguistic evolution that is reshaping contemporary cultures, emphasizing the crucial role of digital interactions in shaping new modes of communication.Through an anthropological and ethnographic lens, we examine the dynamics of hybridization and multiculturalism that emerge from the encounter between local languages and English, the global lingua franca. The…
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Imminent 2024 – Understanding “Human Touch”.
In the contemporary era of intercultural globalization, cultures no longer compete or overshadow one another; instead, there is a crucial necessity for active listening, understanding, and mutual recognition. Amidst this context, although human creativity remains a constant capability, the process of creative production undergoes a significant transformation. Motivated by a proactive commitment to culturalization, we…
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Imminent 2023 – Our inclusive future needs collective co-creation.
Why does building a more inclusive future in the world of communication require a collective creative effort? Why should we strive for a global communication paradigm reset? Why should we eschew political correctness in favor of new representations and narratives? Why does localization play a key role in the process of building a more inclusive…
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Imminent 2022 – Design for cultural diversity
While visual messages were once confined to the cities and places where they originated, in contemporary society they come together in a melting pot. On the one hand, this helps people to connect and understand one another. But, something that works and makes people laugh in one culture can offend people and generate conflict elsewhere.…