Digital Technology Conference
Intelligence Space. Creativity in Dialogue with Technology [Hyperlink: https://eva-berlin-conference.de/]
A conference by the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg (BTU University) hosted by the Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz-Institut (HHI) in Berlin (Germany) from 18 to 20 March 2026.
The 29th Electronic Media & Visual Arts (EVA) Berlin Conference addresses the ongoing changes in culture and digitality. The increasing convergence of digital technologies and artificial intelligence is shaping the development of hybrid experiential spaces, where AI-based mediation formats, immersive XR technologies, and participatory interaction ecologies play central roles. Innovative concepts such as Intelligence Space, Audience Segmentation, and Deep Learning Curation enable data-driven, multi-perspective approaches and hyper-personalized visitor engagement. Standardization and digital archiving are essential for sustainable metadata management, interoperability, and regulatory compliance. Social prescribing is establishing museums as health-promoting environments where cultural participation contributes to psychosocial stabilization. Adaptive work panels, inclusion interfaces, and empathy swarms foster accessibility and collective experiences, while data poetics advances artistic reflection on data-driven processes. In this way, museums are evolving into transdisciplinary hubs of social innovation and integration.
Among the topics and of interest here, digital collection strategies and accessibility, including:
-Open access to cultural heritage collections
-Visualization and exploration of heterogeneous datasets
-Digital infrastructure, standards and AI-driven object analysis
-Virtual exhibitions, immersive digital tours and cultural heritage
To submit proposals with a brief CV (each up to 300 words) for lectures, posters, workshops and exhibitions until 14 July 2025 via the following link: Submit via EasyChair [Hyperlink: https://easychair.org/account2/signin?l=3688472766506968480].