We are wrapping up this year’s edition with a great closing conference — coming soon online on Future Fragments.

Featuring: Krzysztof Pijarski, Kuba Dębczyński, Kuba Kulesza, Natalia Korczakowska, Jan Sowa, Katarzyna Nestorowicz, Andrzej Marzec, and Natalia Juchniewicz.

An initiative dedicated to exploring the concept of intelligence and the impact of technology on our future. Intelligence is no longer seen as a fixed attribute of individuals, but as an emergent, relational phenomenon—unfolding through interactions among organisms, systems, and environments. Similarly, we don’t think about technology as man’s creation opposed to nature, but rather as another layer of the planetary ecosystem in which we live. As intelligence and technology continue to evolve, both in human and nonhuman forms, so too must our understanding of their essence and influence. Future Fragments is a dynamic, decentralized platform that provides space for reflection and discussion, where global voices from interdisciplinary backgrounds and through different media converge to contribute to the dynamic, ever-growing discourse on intelligence and technology. The lectures, discussions, workshops, presentation and publications in the frame of Future Fragments are are aimed at anyone interested in our ever-changing present and the incoming future—researchers, creators, practitioners, and everyone who seeks a deeper understanding of the changes occurring at the intersection of technology and culture.

Project Future Fragments is Co-financed by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage under the Polish Creative Industries Development Centre’s own program: Rozwój Sektorów Kreatywnych. @crpkpl