Participation of Dalila Honorato, InArts Lab Member, in the Preparatory Meetings for the International TTT2027 Conference in Vienna
23-10-2026 22:14
Professor Dr. Dalila Honorato, member of the Interactive Arts Research Lab (InArts) of the Department of Audio and Visual Arts at the Ionian University, participated in a series of preparatory meetings held in Vienna, Austria, from 20 to 22 October 2026, as part of the organization of the international conference Taboo–Transgression–Transcendence in Art & Science (TTT2027).
The working visit took place in collaboration with the University of Applied Arts Vienna (Die Angewandte) and the Art x Science School for Transformation, bringing together members of the conference's organizing, scientific, artistic, and curatorial teams.
Dalila Honorato, as TTT Conference Chair and member of the TTT2027 Steering and Organizing Committees, participated in meetings focusing on institutional coordination, the development of the scientific and artistic programme, preparations for the Artshow exhibition and participatory workshops, as well as communication strategies and the involvement of students and volunteers.
The meetings provided opportunities for exchanges with representatives of the collaborating institutions and members of the curatorial team, including Daniela brill estrada, Martin Reinhart, Virgil Widrich (University of Applied Arts Vienna), Andrea Schaffar (Art x Science School for Transformation), Monica C. LoCascio, Mary Maggic, and Martina Menegon. The programme also included a meeting with Clemens Apprich, Vice-Rector for Science, Research and Digitality at the University of Applied Arts Vienna, addressing institutional collaboration and interdisciplinary research.
These preparatory meetings marked an important step in the development of TTT2027 Vienna, strengthening cooperation between the Ionian University, the University of Applied Arts Vienna, and the other participating institutions and organizations.
Dalila Honorato's participation highlights the international research activities of the Interactive Arts Research Lab (InArts) and its contribution to fostering interdisciplinary collaborations at the intersection of art, science, and technology.
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