From His Grandmother’s Studio to the Whitney: Leo Castañeda Builds Worlds You Can’t Conquer
When Leo Castañeda was four, his parents took him to the home of a family friend. The man showed them
In-depth profiles on artists experimenting with the tools of our time.
When Leo Castañeda was four, his parents took him to the home of a family friend. The man showed them
Inspired by Marfa’s mysterious lights and desert folklore, new media artist Nygilia McClain uses code to bring stories to life. Her generative art brings together ancestral traditions, technology and personal memories to create new ways of thinking about identity and belonging.
James Merrill’s generative art blends math, ink and paper, turning algorithms into mesmerizing plotter drawings.
The media art collective Dimension Plus pushes the boundaries of perception, using remediation as a tool to expand our senses.
yaboihanoi fuses machine learning and Southeast Asian tradition to create electronic music that was impossible just five years ago.
Chulayarnnon Siriphol mixes Muay Thai, performance art, and video to tell stories about Thailand you won’t find in the tourist guides, blending social critique, humor and pop culture references.
For his Arborescent projection at Casa Batlló, Davide Quayola turned Gaudí’s façade into a digital forest, using algorithms and nature-inspired growth patterns to merge classical art, landscape painting, and cutting-edge technology.
Multidisciplinary artist Kamil Czapiga, better known as Cosmodernism, mixes chemistry, macro photography, light and sound design to create hypnotising abstract video art.