​Stories of Care | Digital art, data & humanitarian practice

​Featuring Médecins Sans Frontières, RVig & The Good Token Society

​What happens when data from the field become not just information but artistic emotion?

On December 2, Artverse Paris will host a special edition of "Stories of Care", a unique program initiated by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) exploring how on-chain mechanisms and digital art can broaden support for humanitarian action.

​The event will present Field Impact, a generative series created by the artist RVig that transforms MSF's work into evolving visual forms.

​In a world saturated with images, Field Impact brings attention to MSF's social mission.

​Minted on ArtBlocks, the works reflect medical activity across different contexts, using algorithms to convey scale, urgency, and patterns of intervention.

​It reminds us that behind each dataset lies a story of courage, of medical intervention and patients treated.

​This session will bring together voices at the intersection of creative coding, philanthropy and blockchain infrastructure:

• ​RVig, artist behind Field Impact

• ​Mario Stephan, Head of Philanthropy Diversification & Impact, Médecins Sans Frontières

• ​Emilie-Alice Fabrizi, President The Good Token Society advocating for new models of on-chain engagement

• ​Jacques-André Finès-Schlumberger, Head of Operations Blockchain For Good

​They will discuss how digital artwork can carry meaning beyond aesthetics and what sustainable frameworks are emerging for collectors looking to support real-world initiatives through blockchain.

​Programme
18:30 — Welcome
19:00–20:00 — Conversation
20:00–21:30 — Networking

​A unique opportunity to engage directly with the people shaping the future of purpose-driven technology.

​If we can turn data into beauty, we can also turn technology into empathy.