Ines Said is a Tunisian immersive artist و XR technologist whose work combines art, technology, و sustainability to preserve heritage و confront global challenges. She is the founder of Tanit XR, Tunisia’s first open-source archive of endangered artifacts، وكذلك creator of award-winning XR installations exhibited internationally و published in ACM و IEEE. Her independent projects include Shadows of Tomorrow, a climate installation honored with the Excellence Award presented by Miami Chief Heat Officer Jane Gilbert و جديد York Times bestselling author Jeff Goodell, و Covid Reflections, an augmented reality public art experience exhibited in the United States و Japan. Alongside her artistic practice, Ines is the Lead مطوّر XR at Froliq, where she co-developed the Future of Energy و Water installation for the Smithsonian’s FUTURES exhibition, a landmark show that welcomed more than 600,000 visitors. In 2025 alone, her sustainability و energy applications with Froliq were presented at over 40 events, reaching 11,000 attendees. Her work has been showcased at institutions such as MIT و Parsons, recognized with international awards و global press coverage, و presented at leading conferences including Harvard و AWE. Through Tanit XR و her artistic practice, she demonstrates how immersive technology can preserve the past while inspiring sustainable futures, elevating Tunisia’s heritage on the global stage.
