The Hall of Trends exhibition is curated by Irina Moreno, owner of ArtSavvy. She is an art consultant who specialises in contemporary art with a focus on delegated performance art. Her aim is to raise awareness about ideas, issues, and trends by offering participants a chance to take part in her staged performances.

All Irina Moreno’s curatorial projects are tailored to her clients’ needs and conceived to shed light on the issues being presented. Consequently, each experience is unique. This Hall of Trends is meaning to start the conversation on the subject of lifestyle.

Upon arriving at the Forum, attendees will be immersed in a sequence of experiential stations that demonstrate the choices people make every day.

This experiential exhibition is meant to engage participants, who either observe the same activity in two versions – one digital and one non-digital – or become part of the activity itself. There is no right or wrong way to approach the stations, and there is no right or wrong way to execute similar activities in real life. Having pictured themselves in the situations presented, participants are made more aware of the decisions they make in the digital era.

Art used to be created by artists and bought by collectors.

It used to be admired on walls or on plinths, in galleries and in museums. Today, art is experienced. Rather than owning the art, viewers live it and experience it.

Moreover, when viewers engage physically with a piece, in addition to being intellectually vested in it, they also contribute to its creation.

The six activities included in the exhibition are: