Rome, May 2026

Prof. Dr. Donna L. Roberts

Title:
The Ethics and Psychology of AI-Generated Art: Authorship, Ownership, and Artistic Freedom

Affiliation :
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, the United States

Prof. Dr. Gizela Horváth

Title:
How to Do Things with Art

Affiliation :
Partium Christian University, Romania

Prof. Dr. Luis Jorge Benítez Barajas

Title:
The Significance of Furniture Arrangement in Architectural Space

Affiliation :
National Polytechnic Institute (IPN), Mexico

Prof. Dr. Senem Gungor

Title:
From Tradition to Hashtag: The Transformation of Ritual Practices in Instagram Culture

Affiliation :
Baskent University, Turkey

Dr. Dalia alyahya

Title:
Fishing Net Handicraft in Saudi Arabia and Its Contemporary Vision — An Applied Study of “Coastal Weave”

Affiliation :
Hertiage Commission, Saudi Arabia

Dr. Daria Avdanina

Title:
Scientific Restoration of the Icons from the Assumption Cathedral of the Ryazan Kremlin (Russia) with the Molecular Diagnostics of its Microbiological State

Affiliation :
The Federal Research Centre “Fundamentals of Biotechnology” of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Research Center of Biotechnology RAS), Russia

Dr. Iuliana Borbely

Title:
Film Adaptation as a Palimpsest: Deconstructing “Hamnet”

Affiliation :
Partium Christian University, Oradea, Romania

Mr. Igor Chernyavskiy

Title:
Major new development in understanding of “Last Supper” by Leonardo Da Vinci!

Affiliation :
independent researcher, the United States

Mr. Jacob Lang

Title:
Meanings Of Practice: Towards An Engaged, Enriched Picture of Artistic Creative Experience

Affiliation :
Saint Paul University, Canada

Mr. Paulius Prasauskas

Title:
Creating a Role in Opera: The Topology of Becoming

Affiliation :
Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, Lithuania

Mr. Yilun Li

Title:
The Politics of Absence and Archival Authority: Nicanor Vázquez i Ubach (1861–1930) and the Foundation for a Catalogue Raisonné

Affiliation :
Universidad de Barcelona

Mrs. Giulia Priori

Title:
Textile Photographs: An Analysis of Ishiuchi’s Silken Dreams as a Mnemonic Portal.

Affiliation :
University College Cork, Ireland

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