Simone Martinotta, BFA in New Art Technologies from the Brera Academy of Fine Arts (Milan), is currently MFA student in Multimedia and Technological Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts of Rome and BA in Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence from La Sapienza University of Rome.

Passionate about philosophy and social sciences and with a high school education of a scientific nature, he now tries to investigate the reality that surrounds him from an artistic perspective attempting to unite Art and Science.

During his brief experience a central role has always been that of the union between Man and Technology, considered each time by virtue of achieving a symbiosis between the human being and the machine, a very important issue that involves life since the first experiments in the artistic field. By virtue of this he has often found himself in the position of investigating the new technologies made available by scientific progress and the new generative AI tools, so much so that his final thesis work entitled Ars e Techné, Man in the Age of Technology is focused precisely on an investigation of the relationship between Art and Technology, analyzing how this can bring a notable advantage to the human condition but always recognizing its limits regarding the sensitivity that is exclusively human.