Frieze London Showcases Digital and Crypto Art Highlights

Frieze London 2024 is currently taking place, featuring an impressive array of digital and crypto-inspired art. The event runs from October 9 to October 13, 2024, at The Regent’s Park, showcasing innovative works from renowned and award-winning artists.

Featured Digital Artworks

Several noteworthy digital artworks are on display, including:

• “Decoding Bias” by Theresa Reiwer: AI-generated avatars in a therapy session discussing biased algorithms.

• “Blind Camera” by Diego Trujillo Pisanty: Transforms sound into images using an artificial neural network.

• “We Are Only Moving Towards Each Other” by Chia Amisola: An exploration of intimacy through open internet tabs.

• “Parallels” by Marc Da Costa and Matthew Niederhauser: A large LED installation using machine learning to reflect audience interactions.

• “Catalog for the Post Human” by Parsons & Charlesworth: A multimedia installation simulating a futuristic trade fair.

• “Undergrown” by Lukas Truniger: Art created from obsolete crypto mining hardware.

• “Human Resource the Musical” by Maren Dagny Juell: A digital avatar performing a TED talk that transitions into a musical number.

• “Spirit Systems of Soft Knowing” by Keiken: An immersive installation featuring haptic wearable wombs.

• “AI Nüshu” by UchanSun: An interactive project merging computational linguistics with the Nüshu language.

• “Reverie of Awakening” by the Reverie of Awakening Team: A mixed-reality game exploring themes of reality and dreams.

• “Ascend” by Ryan Koopmans and Alice Wexell: A Bitcoin Ordinals piece blending photography and 3D techniques.

• “Alvinella Ophis” by Dana Fiona-Armour: A 3D animated installation set in a dystopian future.

Notable Exhibitions and Installations

• “Factory Reset” by Harrison Pearce: Merging machinery with AI imagery to comment on society.

• “Gallery Install” by Aaron Scheer: A digital display of textured canvases.

• “Ghost Horse of a Thundered Bloodline” by Sasha Stiles: A blend of traditional and digital art featuring a horseman in a digital storm.

• “LC-SIGG2” by Lea Collet: A floral-themed digital artwork.

• “Singular Plural Concept Mocap Suit” by Agnieszka Kurant and John Menick: A digital piece featuring a person in a bodysuit in a desert terrain.

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