I joined APE CAMP 2026 in South Korea, an international programme by Arts Council Korea bringing together artists, producers and engineers working across art, technology and interdisciplinary practice. The programme created a space to exchange approaches to emerging technologies, creative experimentation and international collaboration with participants from different disciplines and cultural contexts.

I presented Parallaxe at Futurium Berlin during an Open Lab evening together with Jana-Kira Schomber from Fraunhofer HHI. The workshop combined a technical deep dive into the system with live testing and discussion, giving visitors the opportunity to experience AI-mediated political dialogue first-hand.

Parallaxe received the Silver Award at the DBEW Award 2026 – Design Beyond East and West, an international design competition co-hosted by Kookmin University and the ADI Design Museum in Milan. The award recognised Parallaxe as a design approach to AI-mediated political dialogue, combining interaction design, multi-agent systems and responsible AI.

I was interviewed by ZDF aspekte about humans and artificial intelligence, with a focus on digital avatars and the social questions that emerge as AI systems become increasingly personal and embodied. The conversation explored human-AI interaction, trust, data privacy and consent, as well as the responsibility involved in bringing avatar-based AI systems into real-world contexts.

I received the 2025/26 She Shapes AI Global Award in the AI + Creative Industries category at the awards ceremony in London. The award recognised my work on Parallaxe and my broader practice at the intersection of artificial intelligence, interaction design and responsible technology.

Parallaxe was featured in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung as part of the campaign “Zukunft gestalten – Europa”, highlighting the project as an experiment in AI-mediated political dialogue. The feature placed Parallaxe within a wider conversation about polarisation, democratic discourse and how technology might support people in understanding opposing perspectives.

I attended the Falling Walls Science Summit in Berlin, joining an interdisciplinary community working across science, technology and innovation. The summit offered a valuable setting to explore how emerging technologies move from research into real-world applications, institutions and society.

Parallaxe was presented as a public pilot during Berlin Science Week at Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, bringing AI-mediated political dialogue into a real cultural setting and testing the system with visitors.