“Design today goes beyond aesthetics: it moves across AI, sustainability, immersive technologies, and new forms of interaction, rethinking our relationship with the physical and digital world. AI, in particular, is a powerful tool: it speeds up processes, provides insights, and enables large-scale personalization. But keeping the human touch alive is essential to avoid creative flattening. The real challenge will be to integrate efficiency and intuition, algorithms and artistic sensitivity. In the coming years, we expect user experiences to increasingly blend the real and virtual through adaptive environments, multisensory interfaces, and more natural human-machine interaction. This transformation is driven by growing attention to inclusivity, sustainability, and ethics. The Digital Design Days have followed this evolution: born to celebrate creative avant-garde, today they are a meeting point where design becomes a lever for social, cultural, and entrepreneurial change. The pandemic has reinforced our belief that design must meet real needs, improving the quality of life and relationships. Our goal is to create meaningful connections between creatives, companies, and innovators, providing fertile ground for collaboration, growth, and new opportunities. It’s not just about inspiring, but building the future of work, communication, and human interaction together.”

Filippo Spiezia.