Andrea Guidi

Andrea Guidi is a Visiting Professor at the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, Queen Mary University of London. His research focuses on intersections of creativity, technology, and education, particularly in art and music domains. He explores embodiment in digital musical instruments and the integration of AI into creative pedagogies.

Key research areas include music technology, human-computer interaction, and educational applications of AI. Notable work includes projects like Magpick (an augmented guitar pick) and KOBI 3.0, a knowledge ecosystem for creativity research. His recent publications address AI-driven creativity education and embodied interaction in musical instruments.

Guidi’s work emphasizes practical innovations alongside theoretical exploration, bridging technical systems with artistic practice. His articles highlight trends in interdisciplinary creativity research, digital instrument design, and the role of technology in shaping creative workflows and educational methodologies.