Posterheroes

Time to present Still Human jury! ✨

An exceptional panel of international experts is getting ready to evaluate this year’s submissions. Today, we are thrilled to introduce our first three jurors:
• Giorgia Lupi, Information designer and partner at Pentagram
• Erin Casali, Product and Design Executive at Xero
• Edel Rodriguez Molano, Illustrator and Graphic designer

Bringing world-class expertise in visual communication and social design, they will select the posters that best investigate the intersection of humanity and AI.
We are honored to have them on board!

🖇️ The call is open: share your vision and get your work in front of our international panel!

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Posterheroes - Still Human is a project promoted by PLUG in collaboration with Favini, ITC-ILO, Fondazione Time2, and Print Club Torino/Graphic Days®. With the contribution of Camera di Commercio di Torino

Favini ITCILO Fondazione Time2 Print Club Torino Graphic Days Torino Camera di commercio di Torino

What does it mean to be human in the age of algorithms?

Algorithms are no longer just tools; they have become a pervasive infrastructure, increasingly shaping our choices, our priorities and the way we perceive reality.

As we constantly feed these systems with our data and our presence, where does human agency truly stand? If machines can now optimize, predict, and recommend, we must ask how this relationship is transforming our ability to imagine the future.

Posterheroes 15 — STILL HUMAN explores the blurred lines between the algorithmic and the human. We don't want to judge technology, but to make its effects and imaginaries visible.

How much of our future is still ours to imagine?

🚀 Join the challenge: click the link in bio to discover more!
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Posterheroes - Still Human is a project promoted by PLUG in collaboration with Favini, ITC-ILO, Fondazione Time2, and Print Club Torino/Graphic Days®. With the contribution of Camera di Commercio di Torino

Favini ITCILO Fondazione Time2 Print Club Torino Graphic Days Torino Camera di commercio di Torino