In this new publication, the concept of art-driven innovation and the methodology developed by In4Art founders, Lija and Rodolfo Groenewoud van Vliet, is enriched with the PESETABS diffusion model to analyse the outcomes of art-driven experiments, and diffuse the responsible innovation value that resides within them.
Recently a study, commissioned by the Directorate-General for Research and Innovation of the European Commission, was published. It includes our art-driven innovation methodology as a driver for knowledge co-creation processes. The study broadly investigates the role(s) art and cultural organisations can play in fostering the valorisation of knowledge coming from research and reaches the conclusion
Collaboration between scientific, technological and artistic domains is gaining traction through the world, but actually building a successful cross disciplinary collaboration with a sustainable return for all parties involved is challenging. By gathering experiences from different programs such as the STARTS initiative and insights from international experts, the collaboration toolkit aims to provide an introduction
On the occasion of the Witteveen+Bos Art+Technology Award 2019, which has been awarded to Evelina Domnitch and Dmitry Gelfand, In4Art wrote an essay to accompany a book on their work. It was with great interest and pleasure that we analysed the work of this intriguing artists duo – that made their career of making the
