Nazism and management
Perform at any cost the mission you have been given.
a conversation with Johann Chapoutot
The Sistine Chapel in my living room
The relationship between technology, cultural heritage and the digitalization of museums.
a conversation with Anna Maria Marras
The aesthetics of protest
A look at visual icons of the age of protests and how they have spread to other cultures.
maize is a triannual magazine powered by H-FARM, an international hub for innovation, education and entrepreneurship, that explores the complexities of innovation and the shifting dichotomy between technology and evolution through the lens of philosophy, arts, and humanities.
Do we really have the chance to consciously choose in front of doubts and dilemmas? Our new issue focuses on the topic of Doubt: from the apathy and aboulomania that has struck CEOs’ business decisions, to the moral, philosophical and scientific dilemmas that we are facing in this moment of pandemic.
Post-covid photography
How we have been forced to “re-see” the world to understand it again.
About digital and spirituality
Love the stranger within us and the strangers with whom we wander.
a conversation with Rabbi Irwin Kula
The evolution of music fruition
A reflection on how our relationship with sound is changing.
When writing is a pain
The urge to say something which has never been said before.
Virtual tripping
Altered states through psychedelics could be the tool humanity needs to prepare for a virtual reality future.
by Faye Bradley
Flatland climbers
In the 1970s, a group of mountaineers started despising the myth of a hard and pure climber.
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