Next in our digital series is The Drone Is The Message, a video essay by Jacob Hurwitz-Goodman.

The work was created in early 2020 as a respond to the U.S drone assassination of Iran’s Qasem Soleimani, and remains highly relevant today. This thought-provoking piece examines the dual nature of drone technology as both instruments of state power and increasingly accessible consumer devices, emphasizing how these aspects intertwine to shape our perception and acceptance of drones in modern society.

Next in our digital series is Fragments On Machines, a film by Emma Charles.

The work reveals the physical framework and materiality of the Internet, a vast network often thought and spoken about solely in abstract terms.

The film will be available for viewing until October 4th.

Our Digital Series presents a new work every two weeks, spotlighting artists who primarily engage with digital mediums. The program delves into the essence of the digital format, exploring its impact on, and intricate relationship with, the physical world. Throughout the series, we feature a lineup of artists at various stages of their careers, each showcasing their distinctive styles and innovative approaches.

Our inaugural series features the following artists and platforms:

Alex Murray
Nicholas Korody
Emma Charles
Egor Kraft
Jacob Hurwitz-Goodman
Do not research
Ryan Trecartin
Dana Dawud
Jacob Broms Engblom
New Scenario
Miglė Vyčinaitė
Rustan Söderling
Alex Declino
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We are excited to introduce our brand-new website, a dedicated space for showcasing a diverse range of digital artworks and highlighting our location-based projects.