Curator Alice Scope is exploring the relationships between humans and technology (from AI to blockchain): “When something is unfamiliar, you're more likely to respect its boundaries. But as you grow comfortable, that respect often fades—and can even turn toxic. Around 70% of interactions with chatbots involve abuse. People feel they can say anything, believing the chatbot’s lack of a body makes it powerless to push back.”

Time, technology and wellness are connected in the digital world of artist Rory Scott: “I have come to think of time as a tool, rather than something that only takes away from you or that changes you. You have the ability to use time deliberately, to create change in and for yourself, and I find that to be really powerful & liberating.”

With Alvaro Siza, renowned architect we reflect on his career and he shares his advice for young architects: ”Not advice, but a wish: that they love architecture. That they feel the responsibility and understand the contribution of architecture for a good way of life. It's a wish, not advice. It doesn't work with advice; it works with deep wishes and a sense of responsibility.”

Julia Koerner blends segments of architecture in the field of fashion: “Architects are experts in 3D modeling and computational design techniques. These design methodologies I was only able to learn during my architecture education. At that time, fashion education did not provide that skill set. Therefore, my education enabled me to become an expert in digital design, 3D printing, and other digital fabrication techniques.”