FH21.1 — Tuscany, Italy
Regen Renaissance
The Black Death pandemic resulted in a shift in the world view of people in XIV century Italy. This shift ended the Middle Ages and brought us the Renaissance — an epoch of bright thinking, innovation, prosperity and fancy ruff collars.
We are now emerging from a new global pandemic and similar shifts in global trends can be observed.
Billions of people make choices that impact the world every minute. Making the right choices on a big enough scale can still turn the world around.
"Without change, something sleeps inside us, and seldom awakens. The sleeper must awaken." — Frank Herbert
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Speakers
- Amit Pradhan
- Andrea Sforzi
- Andrea Ochoa
- Angela Bermudo
- Angeline Chen
- Billy Waterson
- Chris Erthel
- Christopher Willits
- Daniel Pinchbeck
- Dominika Koczot
- Doumi Busturia
- Elodie Jeanne
- Gregorio Avanzini
- Jampel Dell'Angelo
- Jean-François Boland
- Lubomila Jordanova
- Luca Locatelli
- Mara Santos
- Mariasole Bianco
- Marta Figeiredo
- Matt Cyrankiewicz
- Neil Agius
- Nora Oberlaender
- Rico Loop
- Rob Holzer
- Sebastian Graf
- Tharald Nustad
- Xander Schultz
- Zoe Pappis
Music
- Francesca Lombardo
- Christopher Willits
- Andrei Matorin
- Eli Fola
- Deer Jade
- Rico Loop
- Myk Tumolo
- Andrea Ochoa
- Chele
- InverseK
- Orijins
- Dumes
- Palmero
- Champagne Finish
Art
- Ahlem Bacouche
- Angeline Chen / The Art Rising
- Anoushka Mirchandani
- Diego Solda
- Isabelle Tellié
- Jebila Okongwu
- Marta Alexandra Abbott
- Nicolas Denino
Performance
- Anja Ananda Schwarz
- Kalypso
- Linda Mäkelä
- Naima Pohler
- Gregorio Avanzini
Production
- Ahlem Bacouche
- Alex Dumes
- Andrea Rabasa
- Angela Bermudo
- Ariadna Rabasa
- Gigliola Queiroz
- Giorgio Ghiotto
- Giulia Bocci
- Guendalina Buzzanca
- Helenna Felippe
- Henrik Beckmann
- Isabelle Tellié
- James Street
- Julian Tse
- Justyna Cyrankiewicz
- Kyle Block
- Maham Jamshed
- Matt Cyrankiewicz
- Noah Inhauser
- Sebastian Graf
- Walfredo Gherardesca
- Weronicka Cyrankiewicz