On Thursday, September 17 at 6:30 pm, MAN presents Il futuro immaginato by Enzo Badalotti, published by Taut Editori.

The author will lead the audience in a reflection on the ways in which we interpret the future and on the responsibility that present-day choices carry in shaping the world to come.

At a time when tomorrow seems increasingly difficult to predict, the book challenges the paradigms through which we are accustomed to imagining it. The future is not merely the outcome of technological innovation, but a space of possibilities that involves society as a whole and calls on us to consider what kind of world we want to leave to future generations.

Drawing on themes related to mathematics, philosophy, complexity studies, and the social effects of the information revolution, Badalotti offers a perspective shaped by extensive experience in research, teaching, and managing technological transformation. Clear and accessible writing also guides less-specialized readers through issues that directly concern the present and its possible developments.

The presentation is part of the public program of FUTURAMA. Nostalgia for the Future.

While the exhibition traces the utopias, promises, and anxieties through which the twentieth century imagined tomorrow, Badalotti’s book brings the reflection into the present, inviting us to consider the future not as a predetermined destiny, but as the result of individual and collective decisions.