As Curator and Content Coordinator for the OpenLab at the Center for Future Publishing (CfFP), I curated and managed this experimental research platform exploring the future of publishing in the digital age. My responsibilities included coordinating content development, curating events, and facilitating collaborative projects that investigated new models of knowledge production and distribution.
The OpenLab served as a space for experimentation with alternative publishing practices, bringing together designers, artists, writers, and technologists to explore emerging forms of digital publication. As curator, I organized workshops, talks, and collaborative projects that questioned traditional publishing paradigms and proposed new methodologies for content creation and distribution.
Key activities included coordinating interdisciplinary research projects, facilitating community engagement, and developing experimental publishing tools and methodologies. The role involved close collaboration with international partners and contributors to advance critical discourse around the future of publishing.
The Center for Future Publishing operated as part of HEAD Geneva's research ecosystem, contributing to broader discussions about design, technology, and cultural production in the digital era.

2019
Open Lab #10: Time is form, Form is Time - Mitch Paone (DIA Studio)
Open Lab #9: Launch of Back Office magazine #3 - Anthony Masure and Élise Gay
Open Lab #8: I Spy with my Little Eye Something that Begins with the Letter D - Rob van Leijsen
Open Lab #7: Prehistoric Emojis, Humanity's First Emojis - Salômé Guillemin-Poeuf
Open Lab #6: From Media art to Collective Engineering - Gordan Savičić

2018
Open Lab #5: You won't Believe what Happened Next - Manuel Schmalstieg
Open Lab #4: Publishing as a political act - Penelope Umbrico
Open Lab #3: Two donkeys and some algorithms / Publications and museums: the Museum of Fine Arts of Le Locle - Clément Lambelet and Sara Terrier
Open Lab #2: Thermal Experiments / Technique and Alienation: Going Beyond Marx with Simondon - Guillaume Zwaan and Simon Arthaud Monseu
Open Lab #1: The Book as a Scene / Wiki2epub - Cassandre Poirier-Simon and Juan Gomez

English

Interaction Designer and Researcher at the Institute of Network Cultures (INC) and PublishingLab, where I focused on experimental digital publishing practices and critical internet culture research. The Institute of Network Cultures is renowned for its critical approach to digital media, network theory, and alternative publishing methodologies.

As part of the PublishingLab, I contributed to research and development of innovative publishing tools and platforms, exploring how digital technologies could transform traditional publishing models. The work involved both theoretical research and practical experimentation with web technologies, digital formats, and collaborative authoring systems.
Key responsibilities included developing interactive publications, conducting research on digital media practices, and contributing to the institute's broader mission of fostering critical discourse around network culture and digital society. The role involved collaboration with international researchers, artists, and activists working at the intersection of technology, culture, and politics.

The Institute of Network Cultures operates as a research center that bridges academic research and cultural practice, producing publications, organizing conferences, and developing experimental projects that critically examine the role of digital networks in contemporary society.

During my academic exchange in Colombia, I participated in the organization of the event "the book fair of Bogotá" as a digital designer consultant for the embassy of the Netherlands in Colombia, the latter being the guest country of honor. This event recorded more than 70,000 visits and lasted 20 days. My mission was to make the link between the embassy and the cultural magazine "Arcadia" for the realization of a printed separatta and in parallel, I was in charge of ensuring the communication between the designer Irma Boom and the developers for the creation of a website dedicated to architecture, design and Dutch literature. In addition, besides the event, I was in charge of the design and the strategy of the social networks of the embassy (Facebook, Twitter, Mailchimp, Instagram, Typeform). Currently, I take care of the digital design for the ambassade, which consists of 1. The declination of the site made by Irma Boom to a Blog to increase the digital presence of the Embassy in all cultural events in Colombia. 2. The Design of Infographics on human rights and LGBTI equality as well as cultural and economic links between Colombia and Holland. 3.Production of print media for magazines and ban- nières. 4.Creation of newsletter and forms with Typeform and Mailchimp.

In the press:
magazine Arcadia
Magazine Semana
MVRDV

Within this studio, I participated in the creation of printed diplomas for the "Soleil des enfants" festival in Burkina Faso. I was also in charge of the layout for an open call proposal regarding the construction of transport infrastructure in the city of Dunkerque (FR).