El dijous 11 de desembre de 2025, entre les 10 i les 14 hores (Hangar-Sala Polivalent), se celebrarà la sessió de tancament d’AION. Aquesta trobada serà un espai de treball col·lectiu per donar sentit a les troballes del procés de recerca sobre l’error i la incertesa com a elements intrínsecs de la creació de coneixement, i elaborar conjuntament una guia d’implementació d’aquests vectors en la recerca transdisciplinària.

The session is structured in two different parts:

• 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.: internal work between the participants in the program and the accompaniment team to tidy up the material.
• 12 to 14 hours: opening of doors to all people interested in error and uncertainty to observe, interact, and contribute to the final result.

Two spaces for intervention will be deployed: the “further research” repository, to identify possible thematic continuities of the AION pilot; and the material activation of the protocol to condense the ways of making the knowledge achieved useful and accessible.

At the same time, work will be done on the “live” dumping of the processual material and resulting it into a digital repository as a tool of knowledge and practical resource for artists, researchers and institutions, and that can be nourished by future knowledge.

AION is an experimental program in which to think about error and uncertainty in frontier research, during the last few months the artists and researchers Lara Campos, Margherita Gallano, Pedro Torres and Markus Teller have worked in tandems, from practice, observation and shared reflection on how uncertainty and error can become engines of knowledge generation with the aim of developing a corpus of knowledge that can be translated into protocols, Methodologies or work tools for hybrid research. AION has combined the autonomous work of the participants, with opening sessions to which different profiles from the artistic, scientific, academic and technological fields have been invited, which have nourished the debate, opened new questions and contributed conceptual and operational reflections.