ArtCentrica took part in the Tuscany Mediterranean Bridge, held in Pisa from 1 to 5 September, a strategic initiative aimed at strengthening the role of Pisa and the Tuscany Region as a Mediterranean hub for technological innovation, in line with the national programme for sustainable development.

Forty founders were selected, coming from Tuscany, Mediterranean countries, and those included in the Piano Mattei — among them Spain, Tunisia, Egypt, Turkey, Lebanon, Nigeria, Kenya, and Morocco.

It was an intensive week of training, networking, and investor engagement.
A valuable opportunity to share our perspective on how digital technologies can enhance learning and teaching through art, and how culture can serve as a tool of connection between territories and communities — a strategic bridge that is more relevant than ever in today’s geopolitical and global challenges.