Brunella Antomarini teaches aesthetics and contemporary philosophy at John Cabot University, Rome. She has a multidisciplinary education in contemporary epistemology, aesthetics, anthropology and post-humanism. Her current research concerns the analysis of the common functions of the organic body and the retroactive machine through an epistemological convergence of different views, such as pragmatism, cybernetics, and systems theory. Among her books are: Le macchine nubili (2020); Thinking Through Error (2012); The Maiden Machine: Philosophy in the Age of the Unborn Woman (2013); and Aesthetics in Present Future. The Arts in the Technological Horizon (co-authored, 2013). She is the editor of Yuk Hui’s book Pensare la Contingenza: La rinascita del- la filosofia dopo la cibernetica (Rome, 2022).

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