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Gabriella Di Feola

Tel

+46 10 228 40 02

Email

gabriella.di.feola@ri.se

Location

Göteborg

ORCID

0000-0001-5802-2032

Gabriella is an interaction designer with a humanistic background in art, culture and media. She is particularly interested in the user and experiences in areas such as co-creative design processes, accessibility problems, digital humanities, culture, cultural heritage, art, design and game design. Gabriella likes to collaborate with different types of actors and has a passion for artists and the cultural and heritage sector.

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