The project, curated by Simple Flair along with Giga Design Studio, and illustrated by an installation created by Fantamagico - a company specialized in creating digital products focused on human-robot interaction, virtual and augmented reality projects, multiplayer online worlds and web-based entertainment - is a reflection on online empathy and the opportunities and limits offered by AI.
The Luisa project was “clothed” by ByBorre, an innovative Amsterdam-based studio, which by combining the physical and digital worlds has rewritten the rules of responsible textile creation, digitizing the design and production process through the concept of ‘Textile as a service’. Thus a 3D digital textile design tool has led to the creation of the fabrics used to customize not only the graphics in Luisa’s screen but also furniture by Lapalma.