T-NET is an applied theater method to facilitate the processing of adverse life events by creating closure and meaning through impro&NET. Participants explore their life-lines concentrating on adverse events such as natural disasters, creating a collective narrative of contact with nature. T-NET has been used in performances and interventions to soothe loss, bullying and other adverse experiences with impro enhanced by AI generated sounds. NET is an evidence-based intervention for people suffering from PTSD.
T-NET for Natural Disasters / Alexandru Berceanu - Photo: Alexandru Berceanu (Performance and Environment Conference Singapore)
T-NET for Natural Disasters
Alexandru Berceanu (RO)
POSTCITY, First Floor, Pavilion against Indifference
So. 7. Sep. 2025
15:30
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16:30
Sprache //
EN
Max. Teilnehmer*innenanzahl //
20
T-NET for Natural Disasters / Alexandru Berceanu - Photo: Alexandru Berceanu (Performance and Environment Conference Singapore)
T-NET for Natural Disasters / Alexandru Berceanu - Photo: Alexandru Berceanu (Performance and Environment Conference Singapore)
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Alexandru Berceanu
Holding a PhD in Theater and an MA in Neurobiology, he conducts interdisciplinary research at the intersection of technology, games, and neuroscience. His research focuses on how play, interactive experiences, and theater can foster emotion regulation and psychological well-being mediated by technology. His works range from film, Virtual Reality, installations, and graphic novels to performative installations.
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Proiect 2
Proiect 2 is an NGO developing art interventions for emotional regulation and well-being with diverse populations and active in the innovative use of technology in art production. T-NET is a program supported by Romanian Cultural Fund AFCN. The project does not not necessarily represent the position of the AFCN.
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UNATC IL Caragiale
UNATC – National University for Theatre and Film in Bucharest offers graduate and undergraduate programs in theater, cinematography, and media. The university has a longstanding tradition of innovative curricula, with programs such as Game Design and Interactive Technologies for Performing and Media Arts from the Department of Interactivity and Animation, or New Media Design from the Multimedia Department, being among the most recent examples.
