Art-Driven Innovation
method
Art-Driven Innovation
method
Art-Driven Innovation
method
This site provides an overview of the Art-Driven Innovation method, developed by In4Art to generate ideas and include the insights from artistic experiments on technological and social domains to achieve more responsible innovations.
It is about combining breakthrough technologies, sustainable development goals and artworks, thereby creating a new playing field for open innovation and strategic decisions.
It is based on the view that economic and social progress should be regenerative and distributive to contribute towards a more green or care path for innovation.
This site provides an overview of the Art-Driven Innovation method, developed by In4Art to generate ideas and include the insights from artistic experiments on technological and social domains to achieve more responsible innovations.
It is about combining breakthrough technologies, sustainable development goals and artworks, thereby creating a new playing field for open innovation and strategic decisions.
It is based on the view that economic and social progress should be regenerative and distributive to contribute towards a more green or care path for innovation.
The Art-Driven Innovation method (ADI-method) focusses on 3 areas:
The Art-Driven Innovation method (ADI-method) focusses on 3 areas:
The Art-Driven Innovation method (ADI-method) focusses on 3 areas:
With Art-Driven Innovation method realising responsible innovation becomes a condition to launch, not a choice.
With Art-Driven Innovation method realising responsible innovation becomes a condition to launch, not a choice.
Rodolfo and Lija Groenewoud-van Vliet, founders of In4Art
Responsible innovation compels us to reflect on what sort of future(s) we want science and technology to bring into the world, what futures we care about, what challenges we want these to meet, what values these are anchored in, and whether the negotiations of such technologically- enabled futures are democratic.
Responsible innovation compels us to reflect on what sort of future(s) we want science and technology to bring into the world, what futures we care about, what challenges we want these to meet, what values these are anchored in, and whether the negotiations of such technologically- enabled futures are democratic.
Questioning Technology
Humanizing Technology
Exploring new paths to progress
Taking Science out of the Lab