Lívia Diniz has created the Invention Parks.
She designs playful spaces where humans and non-humans co-create multilinear narratives, interactive creatures and artefacts to imagine desirable futures. She weaves individual ideas and activates collaborative actions through transdisciplinary practices related to childhood. She went to Cinema and Fine Arts schools in Rio de Janeiro where she co-directed carnival parades along with their expanded experiences which happened in different places and formats throughout 12 years. Transmidia experiments, design/architecture workshops, music videos, exhibitions… in the past 20 years she has engaged in artistic productions and investigations in 17 countries with festivals, networks, indigenous villages, favelas, schools, universities, theatres, artistic and activist projects, museums, residencies, maker spaces, research and cultural centres, planetariums, etc.

NODO Artes Vivas is a network of ten cultural institutions in Chile working in collaboration to promote the possibility of creating new futures; to bring together, associate, converge and diverge ways of thinking the economy of the present, including tangible and intangible resources in the creation of new logics of collaboration from the environmental, social, cultural and transactional dimension. Based on the methodology of Fluxonomy 4D - Flux 4D elaborated by Lala Deheinzelin, who coordinated this research, with the support of the Chilean Ministry of Economy, we are thinking about the future of the Living Arts and new forms of international collaboration.