Alfredo Pupillo, Founder of Art and Tech For a Better World, joins us in episode 085 of the SHIPS Podcast. Alfredo has been a strong supporter of my work for awhile now, so I am very excited to feature him and his work on the podcast! In this episode, Alfredo talks with us about his journey into the digital wellness space and how he built Art and Tech. He discusses how our behavior is a result of our attitude, how we have the ability to be free in communities of people, and why it's important for us to push things away that aren't serving us, especially when it comes to technology. Alfredo emphasizes that art and tech can collaborate with each other in order to bring about a more positive future for us all.

Please visit https://www.art-tech-forabetterworld.com/ to learn more about the amazing work that Alfredo is doing.

Alfredo Pupillo is a Human Resources Consultant and has been the owner of HR Business since 2003. Working for big tech multinational companies as well global education institutions, he designed processes for cultural change that were both structural and strategic. As a specialist in hiring, he designed and certified the recruitment process for several organizations. In 2016, he developed Paradigm 4D, a coaching method for people searching to strengthen the meaning of their work life. From the beginning of his career, he was interested in the cross between tech and human behavior as a critical point that would design the future. These experiences led to creating transdisciplinary content for human wellbeing and the deep meaning of life in Art & Tech for a Better World, which Alfredo founded in 2019. Art & Tech for a Better World serves as an experimental lab for a healthier tech experience. Alfredo is a member of Digital Wellness Collective and, within the collective, Art & Tech is the first organization from the southern hemisphere working in the digital wellness space. Art & Tech joins artists, psychological researchers and storytellers from Argentina, the USA, and Canada and is continuing to extend its reach.

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