What we are going to present at the event IN OUT from 2 to 4 October will be a series of courses covering various sectors of visual and non-visual communication: from career guidance for young people, to the world of publishing and new technologies, from photography, to illustration, graphic design, cinema, and even more so to creative work in its various forms.
All this in a work in progress that will take shape through various sections: experts and professionals in the sector, seminars, conferences, with the aim of encouraging reflection, examination and experimentation, in a concrete, proactive and constructive way, on the content, aspects and knowledge that specifically characterise the complex and multifaceted world of work and visual communication (given the type of courses we offer).
A series of defining phases will encompass the various processes of production, use and consumption of the image and, not least, the importance of these phases (hence the name of the event, In Out) for the purposes of orientation on entry (aimed at potential new students) and on exit (entry into the world of production and specific work).
Knowledge, relationships, experiences, in order to preserve and promote individual and collective identity, through: Interactions – Emotions – Experiences – Vision – Profession – Creativity – Project – Action-Transformation – Techniques and Technologies – Integration between different media – Experimentation, etc.
These are some of the keywords that will unite the meetings held during the event, to analyse and compare all the sectors in which creativity and competence, combined with passion, play a decisive role alongside implementation methodologies, technologies and innovation.
The objective we have set ourselves is to propose an open dialogue regarding the relational, training and work aspects in the various sectors of communication, in the most transversal sense of the term, with particular attention (in this new event) to the theme of “Memorare” highlighting the narrative power, in its various forms, that communication acquires through visual and non-visual languages.
As well as the importance of remembering, rethinking, reflecting on the lived and the individual experience, narrated and represented.
Bringing out that something personal and collective that belongs to the past, to places, situations, conjunctures and individual and collective interweavings, to doing and thinking, rituals and social customs, sharing: experiences, knowledge and relationships, which can only enrich and at the same time make us reflect on and better understand that priceless baggage that feeds and nourishes, willingly or unwillingly, each of us.
PROGRAMME:
Monday 2 October
- 10:15-10:30 Institutional welcome
Speeches Coordination Creative Direction Prof. Enrico Pusceddu
Director of Studies Prof. Cecilia Casorati - 10:30 am – 12:30 pm “Memory as inspiration”
by Alessandra Calò, Artist and Photographer / Experimenting with the use of new languages that allow us to explore issues related to memory, identity and the language of photography itself. - 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm “The illustrated book, between dream, reality and hope”
by Simone Rea Illustrator / The book as an object and what happens around it: relationships with publishers, personal reflections, discussions with writers. - 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm “Shaping the world through illustration”
by Laura Angelucci Illustrator / Memory as a narrative spark.
Tuesday 3 October
- 10:30 am – 1:30 pm “Design your path”
by Lucio Zanca, Manager | HR and Career Mentor | Consultant | Lecturer Specialised in multigenerational team working > leadership > job placement / Tackling the world of work with confidence by designing your own path. Interesting facts and questions. - 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm “MemorIA”
by Gaya Riposati, Actress, Performer, Director, Author, and Massimo Di Leo, Digital Innovator and Entrepreneur / Performing Media Playing with languages and technologies, from theatre to Artificial Intelligence. Creating memory to build the future by making voice and light reverberate in projection. - 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm “Photography, research and experimentation. Analogue and digital: So far apart, yet so close”
by Andrea Pacioni, Photographer, Artist and Lecturer in multimedia technologies / Reflections, experiences on how analogue and digital photography, initially perceived as distant worlds, can surprisingly converge as means of expression.
Wednesday 4 October
- 10:30 am – 12:30 pm “Biographically: published and unpublished memories including: echoes, anecdotes, images, representations”
by: Pupi Avati, Director, Screenwriter, Film Producer and Writer. - 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm “The signs of memory in art”
by Roberto Concas, Art Historian-Museologist, designer of museum systems and director (until 2018) of the National Museums of Cagliari of Mibact, and Andrea Concas, Communicator, Lecturer, Speaker, Scientific Coordinator of the Master’s degree in “Marketing and Digital Innovation for Art and Culture” at the 24ore Business School. - 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm “There is no work without memory and remembering is the hardest work”
by Dario Madeddu, Learning & Development | Career Consultant | Career Advisor / Today’s world of work is not easy to understand.