4th Floor, with its distinctive character as a reimagined retailer’s warehouse, will spotlight the premier NFT galleries, platforms, and projects. This venue also hosts the Tezos lounge in an inviting space for visitors to relax and enjoy refreshments amidst the buzz of innovation.
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Avatars and AI agents are redefining our understanding of self and connection. The exhibition “We Emotional Cyborgs: On Avatars and AI Agents”, curated by Anika Meier (The Second-Guess) for Objkt, explores how these virtual entities serve not only as reflections of our desires but also as agents that challenge our notions of identity amidst the collapse of trust and truth.
The Mayor Gallery is an art gallery located on Bury Street, London, England. Since its foundation by Fred Mayor in 1925, it has promoted modern and contemporary art. Since the early 1970s, under the new impulse given by James Mayor, Fred Mayor's son, the Gallery started to focus actively on the work of contemporary American artists from the Pop art movement but also Conceptual art and Abstract expressionism.
AUTOMATA is a new initiative that traces the evolution of autonomous art from mechanical origins to AI-driven futures, positioning machines as creative collaborators rather than mere tools. This exhibition spans over a century of innovation, from early mechanical drawing devices to contemporary AI systems and blockchain-based organisms. Through live robotic demonstrations, generative terminals, and physical installations, we look to challenge traditional notions of authorship and creativity, establishing a cultural lineage that legitimizes autonomous systems as artistic entities in their own right.
Sigg Art Foundation is an independent and non-profit organization founded in 2020 by Pierre Sigg, a longtime art collector.
Sigg Art Foundation empowers emerging creatives, with a special focus on artists challenging history and its artistic heritage through the lens of digital and technological innovation.
Valérie Hasson-Benillouche founded Galerie Charlot in 2010 with the goal of promoting innovative contemporary art practices. Sensitive to artistic experimentation, Galerie Charlot explores the links between art, technology, and science.
Cypherdudes is a generative cryptoart series paying tribute to the Cypherpunk movement, which has been campaigning for the protection of privacy on the internet since the early 90s, and was behind the creation of bitcoin in 2008.
Each owner of a work from the series has access to a hidden feature: the ability to inscribe an encrypted message in the work itself. The encryption key is decided by the owner on every inscription. This message can then only be decoded by a recipient knowing the key.
The primary purpose of the Betha and Teff Sarasin Foundation is to preserve, make accessible to the public and sell the works of the founding couple as well as works created in collaboration with third parties.
The foundation is now presenting the Curated Edition of the web-based audio-visual real-time animation SPIRALPROJEKT for the first time. This creates a link to the 1983 version, which is an early example of generative art. Kevin Abosch, Hans Dehlinger, Mario Klingemann and Susanne Päch were invited to explore the potential of this historically evolved software.
We are a global meeting point for vibrant new communities of collectors who are at the forefront of art, culture and NFTs. The combined expertise of our investors across the art and technology spaces enables us to offer innovative forms of experiencing art.
DANAE is a pioneer of contemporary art, fusing tradition and technology to redefine artistic expression.
At DANAE, we see innovation as a powerful force in the art world, promoting infinite possibilities. Using cutting-edge technologies that guarantee transparency and security via blockchain, we make art authentication accessible to all.
Manifesto Terricola by Solimán López is a transdisciplinary project that explores the future of life on Earth through art, science, and digital technologies. Rooted in a speculative vision of humanity, it proposes a new planetary consciousness by encoding a human manifesto into DNA and storing it in a bioprinted collagen ear inside a glacier in Svalbard, proposing a future of digital humanities stored in collaboration with nature.
As part of Digital Art Mile, the project invites viewers to reflect on the limits of life, data, and memory, while highlighting the urgency of ecological transition and digital memories.
From biotechnology to digital preservation, Manifesto Terricola is a poetic and political gesture for a species in transformation.
RCM Galerie is an art gallery located on the rue de Lille on the Left Bank in Paris, France. Run by Robert Murphy and Camille Fremontier-Murphy, it is the world's leading gallery for historical digital art (1960s-1980s). Its aim is to preserve the foundations of digital culture for future generations.