Bring Forward, the future protagonist at the Quasar Institute for Advanced Design in Rome

The guests and the themes chosen for the review come from different and distant design universes, with the intention of redefining clusters of multidisciplinary keywords, from art to philosophy, passing through architecture and language.

The first appointment is on January 17 at 6 pm at the QIAD. Giulio Bozzo, co-founder of Reasoned Art, will talk about Digital art and new radicals. Bozzo and Reasoned Art have brought curating into the complex and frayed universe of NFTs, demonstrating that art lives in the digital world with the same criteria of quality and research that distinguish it in the physical world.

February 16th is Bianca Felicori's turn. Curator of the Forgotten Architecture project, born for Instagram and turned into a book published by NERO Editions, Felicori will discuss the importance and role of new design and architecture collectives in the talk from title From the I to the Us, collective generation.

The meeting with Felicori falls at a central moment for the activity of QIAD, the Wholesome Winter Workshop which sees students engaged for two weeks in a transversal and multidisciplinary path.

On April 18th, the philosopher Leonardo Caffo, author of essays that soon became points of reference for designers and architects, will identify the key words of the project in a talk within the Milan Design Week, where QIAD will be present with a collection created by the students and in collaboration with partner companies.

The last of the four meetings is set for July 7. Sociolinguist Vera Gheno, author of essays dedicated to the inclusiveness of language, will speak to the public about QIAD at 777 em>, the party that celebrates the end of the academic year and showcases the most representative works of the students.

Luna Todaro, CEO and educational director of QIAD says: "Quasar Institute for Advanced Design is an Academy and, as such, has in its DNA the mission of designing and projecting students towards their professional future.

Designing the future does not only mean anticipating the times and the challenges of a constantly evolving world and experimenting with new realities with innovative technologies, but above all treasuring the experience of the past, the one which with thirty-six years of history behind it, QIAD offers every day to the new generations”.