Brunella Antomarini, PhD in philosophy, (Gregoriana University in Rome), teaches Aesthetics and Contemporary philosophy at John Cabot University, Rome. She has a pluri-disciplinary education in contemporary epistemology, aesthetics, anthropology, neo-cybernetics. She is a member of the collective CCCC. A Neo-Cybernetic Crew (https://neocyberneticcrew.org/). Among her recent publications: Le macchine nubili (Castelvecchi, Rome 2020). Thinking Through Error. The Moving Target of Knowledge (Lexington Books Lanham 2012). The Acoustic Pre-history of Poetry (Free Poetry Press 2024). Translating Rationalism: Leibniz and Cybernetics (Proceedings of the Symposyum: “Cybernetics for the 21st Century”, Y.Hui and W. Jianru, edd., Shen Zhen, Spring 2024). The Xenobots as Thought-Experiment: Teleology Within the Paradigm of Natural Selection, (Studi di Estetica n. 23, 2/2022, Fascicolo Sensibilia 15 Emergence/Emergency). Contact in Absentia: Toward a Cybertouch, (in The Covid Spectrum. Theoretical and Experiential Reflections from India and Beyond, edited by K. Mahadevan et al., intro by S. Zizek, New Delhi: Speaking Tiger, 2021). Peirce and Cybernetics: Retroduction, Error and Auto-Poiesis in Future Thinking. (“Cognitio”, São Paulo, v. 18, n. 2, 2017).