Artist, Architects, Curators, Educators and Makers examine different ways to interact with this algorithmic age, where the act of creation risks being subdued by a state of chronic distraction, vertiginous acceleration and depersonalization. We would like to explore how each panel member engages and disengages from the grid. How this fluidity fuels their creative practice, and challenges their experiences and future scenarios in the fields of art, architecture and culture. This event will humbly attempt to unwind the complexity of the interconnected relation between the algorithmic age and the creative world. We hope to make evident the effect of creative and design decisions that manifest across the art and architecture disciplines.

PANELIST: Artists, Bruno Castro Santos and Douglas Diaz. Architects, Allan T. Shulman and Chad Oppenheim, Gallerist Cristina Gonzalez, FIU Associate Professor Alfredo Andia, Business leader and Entrepreneur Jorge Mas. Guided by moderator Kirsten Brown-Garcia.