Independent curator, co-creator and artistic director of the Verve Cultural, Marília Pasculli is a Brazilian representative of large digital art exhibitions in São Paulo. She was one of the founders of the Art Gallery Digital SESI-SP, the largest media facade initiative in Latin America. On the building, she produced five multimedia exhibitions. Besides that, other multimedia installations spread throughout the city of São Paulo were also signed by Marília Pasculli and Verve Cultural. Marilia is the initiator of "The SP Urban Digital Festival" proposing intrinsic reflections between the metropolis with its inhabitants and the new technologies. On the second edition of the SP Urban Festival, curated with Tanya Toft, focused on the Digital Citizens theme, exploring our participation as citizens in a digital reality and how we engage in society by virtue of the Internet and digital communications tools. On May of 2013 Marília co-curated “Brasil-Alemanha Cultures Connected” with Susa Pop (from Public Art Lab). The show inaugurated the calendar celebrations in the year of German in Brazil revealing the perspectives of cities in both countries. Most projects have a common feature: the free access to the public, either by the idealization of events in a public space or by the free admission, which promote a democratic interaction between art, culture and technology.