Tag Archive for: abstract

Martin Eder / Karmageddon

Art&Culture | Spotlight
In a world where images are produced at an unprecedented rate, Eder questions the role and place of painting in modern society.

Thin Air / The Beams

Music | Spotlight
Bringing together works by seven contemporary artists from around the world, Thin Air explores the boundaries between art and technology through light, sound and new experimental media.

Gary Numan / Electric Ballroom

Music | Spotlight
Electronic pioneer, revered songwriter and renowned musician Gary Numan presented three intimate shows at London's Electric Ballroom to celebrate his 998th, 999th and 1000th live performances.

Empirical Intuitions / Gaetano Pesce

Art&Culture | Spotlight
The creative dialogue between Bottega Veneta and the designer continued moving into a new phase of research.

Diotis Thomas / The Dragon’s Gaze

Art&Culture | Interview
A spotlight on Greek artist Diotis Thomas, an artist who is constantly exploring new means of expression, with his output including wildlife, nature, science, anatomy and painting.

0010×0010 / Avant-Garde Alienation

Art&Culture | Interview
The multi disciplinary artist 0010x0010 in conversation about what it means to be a digital artist and their diverse and eccentric practices, spanning from music to AI and 3D design, his link to fashion and to the metaverse. The artist subverts notions of art and triggers a sense of darkness and alienation, imagining anOther world that might not yet exist.

Ryoichi Kurokawa / Synaesthetic Artfacts

Art&Culture | Interview
Kurokawa uses computers to create installations and performances in which sound and visual elements are in close connection with each other, seeking the creation of synaesthetic experiences. Considered a pioneer in the field of art generated through the use of new technologies, Ryoichi Kurokawa began his artistic career as a musician, and has maintained over the years a strong interest in the performative act. In addition to creating multimedia installations, in recent years, his interest in natural sciences has led him to establish important collaborations with the international scientific landscape.

Domenico Romeo / Drama of the indefinite

Art&Culture | Interview
A  conversation with the artist and designer who creates an infinite universe of signs, symbols and matter through his works; the components of his art function exactly like the letters of an alphabet: perceived as a whole, constitute a language in it's own right.