Arkadinia is an independent platform dedicated to film, research-based and editorial projects at the intersection of artificial intelligence, contemporary culture and the humanities.

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Founded as a space for both creation and critical inquiry, Arkadinia develops films, audiovisual essays, publications and research outputs exploring questions of technology, memory, identity, ethics and human experience. Its work spans from collective imaginaries shaped by emerging technologies to more intimate forms of reflection rooted in personal narratives, remembrance and inner transformation.

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Arkadinia’s projects are conceived as long-term investigations rather than isolated productions. They often combine documentary, fiction, essayistic forms and written works, and are intended to circulate across festivals, cultural institutions, universities and public debates, as well as within editorial and pedagogical contexts.

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Particular attention is given to forms of writing and storytelling that articulate lived experience, self-reflection and transmission, whether through cinema, essays or books. In this sense, Arkadinia supports projects where creation becomes a tool for understanding, memory and personal development, without separating aesthetic ambition from ethical and human concerns.

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Arkadinia is based in Belgium and works internationally, in collaboration with artists, researchers, authors, institutions and cultural partners.