OPEN LECTURE: Matteo Loglio

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December 2024

Intelligence as a Material

What if intelligence—artificial or human—wasn’t just a concept but something you could shape, mold, and experiment with, like clay? In this keynote, Matteo Loglio dives into his work with creative studio oio, where intelligence isn’t just a buzzword; it’s part of the design toolkit.

Sharing behind-the-scenes stories from projects for brands like YouTube, Spotify, Google, and IKEA, Matteo reveals how blending smarts (human or otherwise) with design can lead to surprisingly practical and often delightfully unexpected outcomes. From interfaces that adapt to users to experiences that spark real emotion, this talk unpacks how intelligence can turn ideas into innovations—and maybe even solutions to problems you didn’t know you had.

Come for the projects, stay for the wit, and leave with a fresh perspective on how design and technology can play nice—and occasionally throw a curveball.

About Matteo

Matteo Loglio is a co-founder and design director at oio, a creative company making products and tools for a less-boring future. His practice is focused on exploring new design fields through poetic applications of technology, mostly on experimental projects. Before oio, Matteo spent years at Google Creative Lab, while leading design projects for clients such as YouTube, Spotify, Google, IKEA, IDEO and others. He also founded Primo, a Kickstarter backed company that brought educational robots to children worldwide. His work has been spotlighted in major publications and showcased in galleries and museums like MoMA, the V&A, and the Triennale. With awards ranging from D&AD Pencils to Cannes Lions, Matteo’s designs have been rumored to inspire existential crises in robots and spontaneous applause from furniture.

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When: Friday, December 13th, 2024 - 5-6:30pm

Where: CIID, Via Astino, 16, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy (map)

Tickets are free.

Register here!

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The event is in-person and the talk will be in English. It will not be streamed or recorded.

Parking: Available in via Astino 650 mt before the Monastery. 10 min walk away.