Tomorrow Bureau
Living Archive
What happens when new technologies intersect with a historical archive? Jack Featherstone and Francesca Gavin will discuss how artificial intelligence, 3D scanning, and other digital tools can open up new ways of interpreting heritage, taking the creative process of Gaudí–Miró–Gomis: Deconstructed as their starting point. This conversation offers a reflection on the archive not as something static, but as a living material capable of generating new images, meanings, and experiences.
Language: English.
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Jack Featherstone
Jack Featherstone is a British artist, designer, and creative director, as well as the co-founder of the London-based studio Tomorrow Bureau. His practice merges moving imagery, 3D, and digital experimentation. In 2026, the studio is developing Gaudí–Miró–Gomis: Deconstructed for Casa Batlló Contemporary, reinterpreting their legacy through 3D scanning, animation, and generative AI.
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Francesca Gavin
Francesca Gavin is a curator, writer, and editor specializing in contemporary art and culture. She has developed an international career spanning curation, criticism, and publishing, collaborating with leading institutions, art fairs, and publications. She serves as the Artistic Director of Visual Arts at Murmur and is the co-founder and editor-in-chief of EPOCH. Her work is closely linked to contemporary visual culture and the intersections between art, technology, and new ways of interpreting and activating heritage.
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