Overview
Overview
MOVING BOUNDARIES JAPAN
THE MOVIE
Join Moving Boundaries Collaborative this October 12-17 in Kyoto, Japan to take part in one of the most important films ever made about groundbreaking research being carried out at the interface of human sciences, architecture, urban planning and design. The shift to ethical life-centered design is here. We are making a film, directed by award-winning filmmakers Croci and Siberini (Bologna, Italy) at the MB Global Symposium and Course on neuroarchitecture that will shine a light on the bold, compassionate work of every researcher, designer, artist, and practitioner gathered there with us in Kyoto - voices and discoveries from cognitive science, psychology, architecture and design woven into a single, urgent story.
Moving Boundaries Japan - The Movie will celebrate the people behind the research, reveal how thoughtful spaces can heal and restore, and amplify a movement to make architecture an empathetic, life-centered discipline that helps us flourish.
Share this journey with us as we carry these ideas around the world and inspire designs that protect, nurture, and uplift every life. In this turbulent time, architects and designers must stand up for human-centered and ethical design bringing joy to everyday spaces, empowering public and private spaces of resistance.
Join MB Japan in person this October and be part of the movement. More than 100 participants from 35+ countries have already registered for the Global Symposium and Course in Kyoto, Japan.
*Submit your deposit of $180 now to secure your spot and send the remainder of tuition later in 2-3 months
Meet our directors
Stefano Croci
Graduated in Art History specializing then in Theoretical Philosophy at Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna. He first focused on music composition and then devoted himself to documentary and video art production by founding his production company. He works as a director, producer and director of photography, in productions presented at major international film festivals, cinemas, broadcasters, museums and academia.
Silvia Siberini
Graduated in Philosophy and History and then pursued a second degree in Oriental Cultures and Civilizations at the University of Bologna. Specializing in Japanese language, she works and deepens her studies in comparative philosophy in Latin America, India and Japan. Since 2001 she has collaborated with Italian artists in the field of visual arts (wall paintings, photography, documentaries, publishing) and has been involved in animation production and distribution. Since 2005, she has taken part in numerous cultural projects, in the field of philosophy, having the opportunity to get to know some of the most important exponents of contemporary philosophical and scientific culture.
