Indian AI artist Prateek Arora, inspired by science fiction, cyber culture, Indo-Futurism and horror, is reinventing South Asian figurative imagery.
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Indian AI artist Prateek Arora, inspired by science fiction, cyber culture, Indo-Futurism and horror, is reinventing South Asian figurative imagery.
Tere Segovia intricately observes contemporary visual culture, seamlessly intertwining beauty, consumerism, and irony, creating a compelling artistic narrative that challenges and reflects societal norms.
Filip Kostic, a visionary artist, lives and reflects in software and technology. The questions he asks, and the answers, paradoxes and feelings he derives from them, are his artworks.
In a dialogue with Flaviu Rogojan, a Romanian multidisciplinary artist whose practice is intricately woven into the realms of science, technology, and internet culture.
Enrico Pozzobon delves into audiovisual creations, oscillating between the mundane and the sublime, between jest and poetry. He exaggerates the fragmented nature of today's hypermediated condition to bring to the foreground the spectacle driving contemporary society.
Introducing Giovanni Lo Castro: exploring media imagery in its manifold forms searching for hybrid spaces that blur the line between the real and virtual. What’s art beyond its matter in the digital age?
From ancient Greeks’ theatrical catharsis to contemporary art: how does emotional cleansing work nowadays? A brief introduction to emerging artist Giorgia Grassi's art.
Is it possible to reshape desire through DIY technology? A dialogue with Cristina Dezi about sex-tech and synthetic pleasures.
Tommy Blend’s electric eyewear and alluring accessories are a vision of the future.
On view at Peres Projects (Milan) through January 2024, Shuang Li’s new exhibition Forever investigates the fandom realm and its gendered terminology.
In conversation with Frank Manzano: the exaltation of the grotesque in the era of emotional desensitization.
Reviving Showa Era: An Artistic Exploration & Fusion into Contemporary Creations by Virgin Shen.
Julian-Jakob Kneer, the Paris and Berlin based artist, redefines the mirror of our cultural obsession through his enigmatic artistry.
Focusing on celebrity culture and body modification, Siniša’s work digitally reimagines public figures (be they politicians or celebrities) with an irreverent and ironic eye.
In early 2021, user-friendly tools for AI generation (like Dall-E 3 and Midjourney) were still mostly dreams of the future. Instead, I typed prompts into a google colab notebook. A bundled collection of code, triggered in the correct order to produce an image.
Introducing 4KHD, a collective of people and a continuous visual journey around the themes of cycling, navigation and the spaces in between.
Darius Ou is a Singaporean graphic designer navigating the intersection of design, technology, and the book form.
Introducing “Double & Duality”, an exhibition on dichotomies and a visual dialogue between natural opposites.
By subverting the interfaces of softwares we use everyday, Katherine Frazer’s art practice demonstrates how to be the Creators of our own digital realm.
Digital sculptures and bodies with androgynous sexuality: SARGON KHNU tells us about gender fluidity in three dimensions.
