• Date
        May 17, 2023

        Omar Dario Cardona


        Colombia

        ‌Titular Associate Professor in Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation at the Institute of Environmental Studies of the National University of Colombia, in Manizales, CEO of INGENIAR: Risk Intelligence and advisor to the IDB, the World Bank, and UN agencies . He is a former director of the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management of Colombia. He has been Lead Coordinating Author and Editor Reviewer for the IPCC SREX and AR5 and is currently a member of ISO/TCs on Disaster Reduction and Resilience. He is a Fellow of the ICA.

        Balance-Unbalance
      • Date
        May 18, 2023

        Jorge Bandera


        Colombia

        ‌Designer, specialist in multimedia and interactive creation who has master's studies in design. In addition, he is a university professor with experience in areas such as artificial spaces, bodies of the future, art and science, experimental animation processes, immersive image creation, extended reality, interactive installations, and expanded formats.

      • Date
        May 18, 2023

        Cristian David Alvarez Cardona


        Colombia

        ‌I introduce myself as a passionate maker developer with extensive experience in a variety of projects and skills. My curiosity about technology and my love for creativity have led me to search for new ways to use tools and materials to create innovative solutions, including programming in various languages such as Python, the use of automation technologies, and anthropomorphic development for robots.

        D-Gart_2023
      • Date
        May 18, 2023

        DA Restrepo-Quevedo, PhD.


        Colombia

        GIVES. Restrepo-Quevedo is a Designer from the University of Bogotá Jorge Tadeo Lozano, Specialist in Multimedia Creation from the Universidad de los Andes, Master in Media Arts from the National University of Córdoba in Argentina and the University of Chile, Master in Interaction Design and Design of Experience from the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, PhD in Design and Creation from the University of Caldas and Internships at the University of Barcelona and Post-Doctorate in Education, Social Sciences and Interculturality from the Santo Tomás University and internships at the University of Guadalajara.

      • Date
        May 18, 2023

        Human Data Report (HDR)


        DA Restrepo-Quevedo, PhD - Colombia

        ‌The development promoted by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has made visible gaps in many social spheres. When these are studied from a macropolitics, they simply allow themselves to observe situations in which they are only projected as possibilities in the existence of social problems. In many of these cases, development models are promoted that do not necessarily coincide with those projected by nations and in general by the development of towns or communities.
      • Date
        May 18, 2023

        Stop Motion


        Hugo Covarrubias - Chile

        ‌The purpose of the workshop is to introduce the participants to the basic concepts of Stop Motion animation with objects and characters, providing the necessary tools and methodology for its realization. It will delve into the essential and practical aspects of the manipulation of a volumetric character.
      • Date
        May 22, 2023

        no minor pain


        Silvia Buitrago, Sergio Sánchez and Shalk-ti Calderón | Colombia

        ‌Mental health is a stigma, even if it is separated from some type of condition or disease, it is usually approached from fear, ignorance and shame. Now, if we relate mental health to childhood, the stigma overflows, because, as a result of ignorance, denial, rejection, guilt, and silence, they emerge and take root in both family and school contexts.
      • Date
        May 22, 2023

        The times that are heard between them


        Monica Naranjo Uribe - Colombia

        ‌The Times that are heard between them is a sound/light installation, designed as a musical clock, which simultaneously reproduces three natural rhythms in a cyclical way. Each of these times corresponds to different speeds* at which water flows in different environments: infiltrating a porous rock floor, traversing a network of subterranean cavities, and rising with the tide attracted by the moon.
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