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Arianna Iodice is a visual artist and architect, she holds degree in Architecture from the University of Florence and is currently a graduate in Media Cultures at the University of Turin. Her research focuses on the critical investigation of visual products generated with neural networks using the tools of the discipline of semiotics.

adatacollector is the project where she tries to combines academic research, influences from streams of internet culture, the use of emoji as counter-active political language and tech tools as monstrous companions, playing with the development of installations that have been exhibited at the Hyper Art Festival (Florence), Zone Digitali (Bergamo) and Palazzo Bronzo (Genoa).


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Publications & Mentions


Extractive Landscapes or “Nose to Tail”
in Medial Disorder Vol. 1,  INACTUAL Magazine, 2025.


mentioned in
La multidimensionalité dans la construction du futur: le visage, le désert et les machines,
Silvia Barbotto Forzano, pp. 165-183, Sémiotique du visage futur, i saggi di LEXIA, Aracne editrice, Rome, 2023.


Mutonia: esperienza ed intuizione alle periferie del tecnologico
Ordine degli Architetti di Livorno, Largo Duomo N 4, Livorno, 2020
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Exhibitions

Embedded Coping Behaviours
mixed techniques on OBS
At Charles Darwin and Steve Irwin owned the same tortoise, organised by Palazzo Bronzo, Genoa, 2025.


Space has the shape of a square
Video Installation, Computer Vision & AI tools, 3’22’’
At Tales Exibition, organised by Midi Motori Digitali, Daste, Bergamo, 2022.


An AI is playing my feelings
A/V Installation, AI tools, 4’00’’
At Hybrid Edges Festival, organised by Midi Motori Digitali & Zone Digitali, Daste, Bergamo, 2021.


Cluster of Computation
A/V Installation for two screens, mixed computer vision tecnique & AI tools, 7’53’’
At Hyper Art Festival, organised by Ecosistemi Artificiali & Fabbrica Europa, Parc, Firenze, 2021.





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