The digital cleanup day is an event aims at raising awareness on digital sobriety and to perform an internal digital cleanup.

The project is mainly aimed at patients with certain disabilities or people who have to stay in hospital for a certain period of time. Hospitals are cold places where nobody likes to be, and precisely with these digital art installations and emotional art projects, and through new media such as virtual reality, the project aim to make these stays much more bearable.

The artist Amaia Vicente analyses the union between exoskeletons and her own human body to put technology at the service of human beings and increase their well-being.

Local residents are invited to create future soundscapes and reflect on the role of sound in urban planning

The promotion of literature, music and cinema through specific events and technologies

Gil is a real-time water quality monitoring sculpture, accessible to the large public to inform on the water quality of the Lake Pontchartain and on the Mississippi River in Baton Rouge, USA.

The Global Water Dances initiative connects and supports a global community of choreographers, dancers and educators to inspire action and international collaboration for water issues through the universal language of dance.

Participants will engage in two hands-on trial workshops and a roundtable discussion on sustainability and circularity in education. They will have the opportunity to utilize the Green Club platform both during and after the workshop sessions.

AI is presented to non-specialists thanks to diverse games and activities such as an exhibition, a giant quiz or an “escape game” to better understand what AI is, where it comes from and what are its daily applications.