Italy Media Art Festival 2025
“Technology for the Common Good: Art for a Just Transition”

The Italy Media Art Festival (IMAF) is an international platform dedicated to video art and emerging technologies, exploring the connections between art, innovation, and social reflection. Each year, through a public call launched by the Rome Art Week, it selects works by artists from all over the world and presents them through screenings, interactive installations, and workshops, fostering an ethical and creative dialogue on issues of contemporary relevance.

The second edition of the festival explores the theme:
“Technology for the Common Good: Art for a Just Transition.”

A path of reflection on the ethical use of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, aimed at achieving an ecological and digital transition that is fair, inclusive, and respectful of human rights.

Selected works:

• Chtonia – A Story Beyond Anthropocene by Marco Calabrese (Rome, Italy)
• A Hungry Artist by Marco Caridad (Caracas, Venezuela)
• The Collective Laboratory by Bruno Cerboni (Rome, Italy)
• Echoed in Water by Yossi Galanti (Jerusalem)
• Thoughtscapes by Affar Oppip (São Paulo, Brazil)
• The Stream XII-II by Hiroya Sakurai (Uji, Japan)
• Connections #2: Human – Machine by Maurizio Zoccola (Naples, Italy)

Selected video installations:

• The Garden by Jérémy Griffaud (Nice, France)
• Dialoghi con Flora by Claudio Marani (Manziana, Italy)
• Primavera Año 0 by Andrea Merchán & Jorge Villoslada (Madrid, Spain)

Guest artists:

• Albero in transito – Mariia Plekhova (Nizhny Novgorod, Russia)
• Emergency Call – Maria Korporal (Berlin, Germany)
• Kingdom Plantae – Citron | Lunardi (Padua, Italy)
• Neural Coevolution – Pedro Morales (Versailles, France)
• Linee di direzione – Emanuele Marsigliotti (Rome, Italy)

These works will be presented through screenings, interactive installations, and moments of debate, offering audiences an immersive and thought-provoking experience on the themes of technology, ethics, and sustainability.

The festival is non-profit, free to the public, and proudly supported by ENEL, main sponsor of the 2025 edition.

For more information and updates:  italiamediaartfestival.it