DANIEL HIRSCHMANN

Moments

Saturday

28.09

09:00–01:00 GMT+3

Bucharest

Sunday, 29.09

00:00

19.4° C

Play as Practice

DANIEL HIRSCHMANN

Daniel Hirschmann, artist, educator, and founder of Hirsch & Mann, examines how technology and art intertwine to shape everyday experiences. With an eye for blending creative expression and practical challenges, Daniel shares his journey of using interactive technologies to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. Join him as he discusses how artistic thinking and technological innovation can reshape how we engage with the world around us.

Crossing Wires

DANIEL HIRSCHMANN & Timmy Ghiurău in conversation with Lauren Celenza

In this conversation and crossed Q&A, Daniel Hirschmann and Timmy Ghiurău respond to each others’ work, delving into the intersections of immersive technology, human experience, and creative innovation. Connected by Lauren Celenza, this discussion explores how XR, AI, and cutting-edge design are reshaping industries, breaking boundaries, and imagining new realities. From hacking environments to crafting the future with tech, the three of them offer a glimpse into the art of building tomorrow’s world.

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Critical praxis involves both critical reflection and transformative action.

Peter
McLaren

⁠Authentic praxis is a constant interplay of theory, reflection, and action, challenging us to grow and evolve.

bell
hooks

Praxis is not just action or doing, it is action informed by theory and theory informed by action.

bell
hooks

Praxis is the dance of theory and practice, each informing and enriching the other.

Maxine
Greene

⁠In praxis, we find the bridge between what is and what could be, guided by critical thought and deliberate action.

Antonio
Negri

⁠In order to change the world, we must combine our ideas with action—this is the essence of praxis.

Silvia
Federici

Praxis is philosophical thought turned into everyday political action.

Hannah
Arendt

The unity of theory and praxis is the basis of the transformative power of critical pedagogy.

Henry
Giroux

Revolutionary praxis requires that our political imagination never rest.

Angela
Davis

Man as a praxis is both something that produces and is produced.

Jean-Paul
Sartre