Flavio Grimaldi
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Design Dialogues I

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I shared my space in the Design Dialogues exhibition with Mohit, and it was a great experience to collaborate with him, as well as with the entire MDEF class, to organize everything. The exhibition became an opportunity for us to work together, combining our strengths and ideas to create a cohesive presentation. It also allowed me to understand the full process behind organizing an exhibition, from planning to the actual day of the show. I had the chance to present my ongoing research and design process, showcasing my design space and the interventions I had made.

The discussions that followed were incredibly valuable, interactions with IAAC and Fablab people, as well as professionals in the field, and external experts brought diverse perspectives that challenged my ideas and pushed me to think more critically. The feedback I received was both constructive and insightful, providing a deeper understanding of my work and highlighting areas for growth, making it an enriching experience for my development as a designer.