An intense program of work over 4 days allowed the scientific committee of SUMus to immerse themselves in a new paradigm. Indeed, we had screened the docus-films of Sébastien Lilli which allow us to highlight the possible solutions to significantly improve our lifestyles, we also listened to Patrick Vivaret, a prospective philosopher, on the metamorphosis of the caterpillar into a butterfly illustrating the transformation that society is currently experiencing.

Experts in biomimicry illustrated with concrete examples the power and intelligence of living organisms as an inexhaustible source of innovation for products or services. We also visited 4 pavilions of the biennial of contemporary art which artistically illustrate our same subjects. Finally, we spent the last day discovering the island of Sant'Erasmo, Venice's historic vegetable garden, meeting farmers who are increasingly developing local agriculture without pesticides or chemical fertilizers. We closed our seminar with a bike tour of the island which allowed us to discover the light and beauty of the Lagoon.