This dynamic session is entirely devoted to questions from the audience. Whether you’re curious about the technologies being used, the daily routines inside top creative studios, or looking for tips on developing your own career in the age of AI, this discussion offers direct insights from leading voices in the field.
Panelists are Memo Akten – Artist and researcher exploring the intersection of AI, ethics, and creativity, Daniela Görzen – Producer at Kurzgesagt, specializing in science communication through animation. Illenia Notarangelo – Co-founder and creative director at Illo, a studio known for design and motion. Moritz Schwind – Co-founder of Entagma, educator and expert in procedural design and 3D art, and Ash Thorp – Designer, director, and illustrator working across film, games, and future tech. This open-format discussion invites active participation and provides a rare opportunity to engage with internationally acclaimed creatives shaping the future of art and design.
This panel discussion explores the evolving relationship between artificial intelligence and the creative industry. The conversation will focus on the latest AI trends, tools, and their growing impact on artistic practice, design, and cultural production.
Panelists are Tomáš Hříbek – Philosopher, Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences / Charles University, Linus Ekenstam – Designer and educator, focused on ethical and innovative applications of AI in creative work, and Martin Bendík – AI Specialist at Livesport, working at the intersection of technology and user experience. Bringing together voices from philosophy, design, and tech, the panel offers critical insight into how AI is reshaping creativity today and in the future.
Experts, designers, and creators come together to discuss the impact of machine learning and artificial intelligence on the creative sector. This discussion panel will explore how these technologies are reshaping toolkits, workflows, and the very nature of creative work.
Panelists are Sara Polak – Cognitive archaeologist and AI communicator, Christoph Grünberger – Designer and author focusing on generative design, Tim Rodenbröker – Creative coder and educator, Tomáš Mikolov – AI researcher, known for contributions to neural network language models, Jana Horáková – Theorist of new media and professor at Masaryk University, Alžběta Solarczyk Krausová – Legal expert on AI and technology ethics, Linus Ekenstam – Designer and educator advocating for responsible AI in creative processes.
With diverse backgrounds spanning technology, law, design, and theory, the panel offers a comprehensive look at how AI is transforming the creative industries from multiple angles.
Motion design is, by nature, a flexible intersection of diverse disciplines. It challenges creators to push boundaries, break barriers, and explore uncharted paths. This panel discussion Interdisciplinary overlaps will focus on how collaboration between people with varied backgrounds and approaches can shape the creative process—and how stepping into other fields can, in turn, transform our own work.
Ryan Honey, Roger Whittlesea, Manuel Casasola Merkle will reflect on joint projects, cross-disciplinary influence, and the creative growth that comes from venturing beyond one’s comfort zone. The conversation will highlight how motion design thrives on exchange, experimentation, and the courage to innovate.
This discussion panel brings together industry experts to explore both current innovations and the trends shaping the future of visual communication. The discussion will cover how motion design intersects with technology, storytelling, and user experience, offering insight into where the field is headed and how creatives can stay ahead of the curve.
From detailed micro-animations in user interfaces to dynamic visual identities, experimental projection mapping, augmented and virtual reality, and emerging image creation technologies—motion design continues to evolve at a rapid pace.
Very first and dynamic panel discussion featuring motion design experts Danny Yount, Mark Porter, and Sander van Dijk as they explore the evolving definition of motion design. Together, they share their perspectives on the discipline’s boundaries, its creative possibilities, and the future of the field.
Expect insightful opinions, lively debates, and thought-provoking ideas about where motion design is headed and how it continues to shape visual storytelling.
The panel discussion will focus on the key themes of the last decade in the creative industry, trends, technologies, and transformations in working practices or creative approaches. It will also try to give an outlook on the next decade ahead.
Panelists: Carlos El Nasmar, founder of the server Motionographer, illustrator Anna Mill from the London studio Liquid City, and Kiel D. Mutschelknaus, American motion designer and creative coder.
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