Introducing: Formafuturo

In this episode, hosts Álvaro and Mireia record live at Softening Grounds, a student-run online radio produced by the team at RadioHR of HyperWerk. They talk about about Formafuturo as a project and interview Ukrainian designer Maksym Kolisnichenko, discussing his artistic journey and the integration of AI in his work. instagram formafuturo.xyz

In our second episode, hosts Álvaro and Mireia continue their journey into the evolving landscape of the creative industry. This time, they have a conversation with Rondi Park, Korean artist whose artwork "I’m not tired. I love working.’ She rolled her shiny reflective eyes with heavy nose exhale. ‘You know that I NEVER give up.’ KK didnt want to loose. KK thought FAKE IT TILL YOU MAKE IT was more professional than eye for an eye. So KK didnt give a shit when A backstabbed her, neglecting works that didn’t shine, drooling over promotion with inadequate ability. Why is she not having burnout? For what reason is she workaholic constantly moving on to the next step? Isn’t she- tired? Her glistening eyes that radiate light beams looked like a function of autopilot." was featured on the cover of the first issue of our journal. Follow us: instagram formafuturo.xyz

In our debut episode, hosts Álvaro and Mireia dive into the rapid evolution of the creative industry, exploring how emerging technologies are reshaping the way we work and interact. Exploring the complexities of generative AI, the evolving dynamics of digital identities, and the renewed appreciation for craftsmanship in a digital-first era. Our special guests; Paulina Ojeda, Úna Curran, Anna Giusti, Lina Yakobchuk, and Misha Buksha, share their insights on navigating these changes, offering their perspectives on what the future holds for creative professionals.

Discover the new podcast and bi-annual journal exploring the intersection of art and design in an increasingly tech world.