Today, April 14, 2026, Susanna Tradati took part in MIR – Multimedia Integration Expo in Rimini, speaking with a talk dedicated to the dialogue between architecture and immersive art.
The event, promoted and organised by Soiel International‘s Officelayout magazine, provided an opportunity to discuss the new landscape of contemporary cultural spaces, increasingly defined by the integration of architectural design, technology and sensory experience.
In her talk, Susanna Tradati explored how architecture today is called upon to engage with immersive and multimedia languages, in which space is no longer merely a container, but an active part of the experience. Immersive art thus becomes a device capable of transforming perception, expanding the role of the built environment in the generation of meaning.
The talk highlighted how contemporary design must increasingly consider the experiential dimension as a structural component of project, particularly in cultural, exhibition and performance contexts.
The event also offered an insight into the potential of dialogue between different disciplines — architecture, design, visual arts and digital technologies — as a driving force for the evolution of public and cultural spaces.
