Theme: Let's learn to combine tenses

The event will deal with artificial intelligence (future), popular traditions (past), mental health (present) and art , but all the themes talk about the relationship between them and individual, so that let it always be clear that the ultimate goal is always the relationship between individual and community, for a more just, balanced and aware society

S.C.S. Servizi Consulenza Spettacoli di Ottavio Nieddu
24, Via Newton
Cagliari, Sardegna, 09100
Italy

Alessio Ninu

Artista

Alessio Ninu è artista e sociologo. Laureato in Sociologia all'Università La Sapienza di Roma, specializzato in Comunicazione di Massa, Pubblicità e Sociologia della Musica (2002). Lavora attivamente nel campo dell’arte e dello spettacolo in qualità di musicista, scrittore e pittore. In ambito teatrale si occupa di disegno luci, scenografia e video-art. Ѐ autore e regista. Ѐ pubblicitario, fotografo, creatore e curatore d’immagine. Insegna Arti Sceniche e Propedeutica Musicale ed è relatore in convegni sull’arte e la letteratura. Dal 2021 è il Direttore Artistico del Costa Rossa Festival delle Arti.

Ambra Pintore

Artist

Singer-songwriter, actress, author and television presenter Ambra is a well-known face in Sardinia and beyond. As an all-round artist, she is appreciated for the quality and professionalism of the projects that she writes and carries out with dedication, passion and infinite commitment.

Battista Biggio

Associate Professor at University of Cagliari

Battista Biggio is an Associate Professor at the University of Cagliari, Italy, and co-founder of the cybersecurity company Pluribus One. He has made pioneering contributions to the field of machine learning, playing a leading role in understanding how to design safe and robust algorithms. His seminal paper on “Poison Attacks against Support Vector Machines” won the prestigious ICML Test of Time 2022 award. He is also leading the ELSA project's efforts to build a European Network of Excellence for Safe and Secure AI.

Giovanni Marceddu

Psicologo

Giovanni Marceddu was born in 1980 in Cagliari where he lives and works.During his studies in psychology he dedicated himself in parallel to the audiovisual sector, undertaking a long collaboration with the University of Cagliari. He assists various figures in the island's cinema and in 2020 he won the first overall prize at the Voghera film festival with the screenplay of "Vergogna". He also deals with figurative arts, holding various exhibitions on the national territory and international publications. His studies and life experiences introduced him to meditation practices, so today he runs a center for stress management and personal growth through Mindfulness. In the summer of 2023, his first pamphlet was published by the Dialoghi publishing house: “Tutti poggiamo la testa per riposaret” which deals with the theme of mourning and the management of suffering.