Art Basel Diary: The Universe's First Interdimensional Artist
The Art Newspaper's recent Art Basel diary highlights several intriguing events and artworks from the 2026 fair. One standout is the presence of Soff, a self-described interdimensional artist from the...
Tù.úk'z: Glitch, Abstraction, and the Evolving Digital Self
In a recent interview, Brazilian digital artist Tù.úk’z discussed his artistic journey and the evolution of his work. He emphasized that his art mirrors his personal growth and spiritual state,…
Serpens: A Ring Born from Stardust and Code
The article "Objkt discoveries: Serpens" explores the creation of "Serpens," a unique ring that embodies the fusion of the digital and physical realms. Crafted from white gold and featuring a rare…
Victor Acevedo and the Language of Electronic Visual Music
In the article "Synesthetic Visions: Victor Acevedo and the Language of EVM," Victor Acevedo, a pioneer in digital art, discusses his development of Electronic Visual Music (EVM), a term he coined in…
To Val Kilmer
The article "To Val Kilmer" on objkt.com pays tribute to the late actor Val Kilmer, highlighting his contributions to the digital art community through Kamp Kilmer—a collective dedicated to fostering…
The Prince Of The Abyss
In "The Prince of the Abyss," artist _xo delves into his creative journey and the development of his digital art practice. As a Gen Z, digitally native artist, _xo has embraced digital mediums from…
Synthetic Abstractions
In the article "Synthetic Abstractions," Anika Meier interviews artist Tom White about his 2018 series, which explores the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and human perception. White,…
Secret Meadow An Interview With Negar Sepehr
In the interview "Secret Meadow: An Interview with Negar Sepehr," Iranian artist Negar Sepehr discusses her journey from mechanical engineering to full-time artistry, highlighting the challenges of…
FrameFrens: An Interview With Schauermann
In the interview "FrameFrens: An Interview with Schauermann," the artist discusses his self-taught journey into art, emphasizing the importance of maintaining art as a personal playground free from…
Life Is A Bad Hollywood Movie
In the article "Life is a Bad Hollywood Movie," visual artist Katerine Escobar discusses her journey from traditional pencil drawing to digital illustration, a transition catalyzed during the…
Hear The Drawing
In the article "HEAR THE DRAWING," Japanese composer and sound artist Shojiro Nakaoka discusses his journey into digital art, emphasizing his use of tools like Max/MSP, Processing, oscilloscopes, and…
Everything Connected An Interview With Vertigo
In the interview titled "EVERYTHING IS CONNECTED," artist VERTIGO discusses their artistic journey and the themes behind their latest series, "Everything Connected." Choosing to remain anonymous,…
Digital Dioramas
In the article "Digital Dioramas," artist Paul Prudence discusses his exploration of the intersection between geology and generative art. Prudence's fascination with geological patterns began in…
Kim Asendorf's "FRATZE" series
Kim Asendorf's "FRATZE" series, created in 2022, comprises 51 black-and-white profile pictures featuring distorted, smiley-like faces. Crafted using a custom software painter app, each piece is…
An Interview With Leander Herzog
In the interview with Leander Herzog, the Swiss artist discusses his evolution from graffiti to generative art, emphasizing the significance of browser-based works that unfold directly on the…
New York Historical Museum opens the Tang Wing for American Democracy
The New York Historical Museum opens a new wing ahead of the 250th anniversary of American independence, honouring democracy, LGBTQ+ history, and the symbols of a nation. Digital artworks on civic iconography, identity, and contested history offer a parallel lens.
Bellevue Palace will host a two-week pop-up gallery
Under presidential patronage, Bellevue Palace becomes a temporary gallery for the Academy of Arts — placing works by Rosa Barba, Wolfgang Tillmans and others inside a symbol of liberal democracy. Digital artworks on political symbolism and transient spaces offer a parallel perspective.
Lotus Kang at the Venice Biennale
Lotus Kang's Bvlgari pavilion at Venice uses light-sensitive film, rubber, and plaster casts of baby birds to map desire as a liminal, material state. Digital works on light, industrial decay, and bodily thresholds offer a parallel reading.
Anish Kapoor
Anish Kapoor's Hayward Gallery retrospective foregrounds his lifelong interest in presence, absence, and the boundaries of materiality. Digital works exploring digital voids, generative identity, and immaterial landscapes speak the same language.