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SONA SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Vision:
The objective of the SONA Scientific Committee is to provide authority and depth to the artistic project by Stefano Curto and Sebastian Meyer, creating a bridge between art, science, environment, and spirituality. It fosters a multidisciplinary dialogue that highlights water not only as a natural element but also as a symbol of universal connection and sustainability.

Areas of Expertise Represented:
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Hydrology and Climatology: Water cycle and climate change.
- Environmental Sustainability: Circular economy and ecosystem protection.
- Art, Nature, and Sound Art: Artistic expressions related to the environment and listening.
- Spirituality and Ecological Philosophy: Deep listening, environmental thought, and awareness.
- Biodiversity and the Venice Lagoon: Protection of the territory and local culture.
- Communication and Culture: Publishing, scientific and artistic outreach

The Scientific Committee:
President: Danilo Riponti – Jurist and Historian
Secretary: Aurora Riponti

Members:
Roberto Masiero
Philosopher and Professor of History of Architecture at IUAV

Margaret Matz
Architect and Professor NYC Department of Design and Construction

Ferdinando Santoro
President of SCRINIUM, fiduciary of the Vatican Apostolic Archive

Admiral Roberto Domini
President of CESMAR

Lorenza Lain
Director of Galeries Bartoux Venice

Stefano Cecchetto
Art Curator

Guido Corino
Landscape Architect

Giancarlo Nadai
Conductor and Violin Professor at the Benedetto Marcello Conservatory, Venice

Sandro Carniel
Oceanographer and Research Director at the CNR

Saverio Simi De Burgis
Professor of Art History at the Academy of Fine Arts, Venice

Eleonora Vallone
Director of the Aqua Film Festival


The committee is currently awaiting additional confirmations from internationally renowned figures whose contributions will further enrich the project with cross-disciplinary expertise and innovative perspectives on the future relationship between humanity, nature, and culture.