Auronda Scalera and Alfredo Cramerotti share their thoughts on curating the future of Digital Art: “Digital art is a kind of revolution. We feel lucky to live in the middle of a new moment in art, with its own philosophy and aesthetic.”

Artist Lee Mingwei explores the complex relationship between Textiles, Memory and Human Connection: “The Mending Project has taught me that we have beautiful personal stories we often don't share because there's no opportunity or the moment isn't right. A stranger performs an intimate gesture for you through repair and mending, usually done by family members. This act also inspires the other person to give back by sharing beautiful stories.”

Legendary architect Kengo Kuma shares his advice to emerging creatives: “Travel to many places alone. Not in a group. Think on your own.”

Artist Kang Seung Lee highlights the multidisciplinary practice spanning Drawing, Film, Textiles and activation of Archives:“I did not make art seriously until I was in my 30s. Looking back, I was more interested in living with art, and there were many other ways to do it.”