objkt M A G
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Digital Art Culture + Infinite Possibilities
Synesthetic Visions: Victor Acevedo and the Language of EVM
“Visual music is not background to sound, but the sound itself expressed in visual form.”
The Prince of the Abyss
“Creating is an act of love and service; we were created by the infinite, therefore creation is the most intimate form of communion we can experience with it.” _xo
Bridging Worlds: A Conversation with Agoria
From the underground rave scenes of the 1990s to the prestigious halls of the Musée d'Orsay, Sebastien Devaud—known to the world as Agoria—has consistently positioned himself at the frontier of emerging artistic territories.
LIFE IS A BAD HOLLYWOOD MOVIE
Dropping this Wednesday, the 13th, her first public release on objkt, Katerine Escobar turns the mundane into spectacle.
EVERYTHING IS CONNECTED
“I truly believe ideas are all around; it’s just a matter of tuning in and recognizing them when they show up.” —VERTIGO
HEAR THE DRAWING
“I’m always driven by the desire to surprise even myself with the results.”
- Shojiro Nakaoka
AN INTERVIEW WITH LEANDER HERZOG
“The work should unfold on your device — that’s the difference between looking at original art or just a representation or reproduction.”
SYNTHETIC ABSTRACTIONS
Tom White’s series Synthetic Abstractions (2018) is the first release as part of PIONEERS. In conversation with Anika Meier, Tom White talks about the collection and his history working with AI and generative code for the past 25 years.
FrameFrens: An interview with Schauermann
“Art is my playground—and I don’t want anyone else telling me how to play.” - Schauermann
Secret Meadow: An Interview with Negar Sepehr
“I believe discovering underlying desires through dreams can bring profound joy.”
- Negar Sepehr
To Val Kilmer
“We’re all ghosts in a way. I found Val’s ghost in his poetry, while he was still around. And I listened back to it today.”
- Laurence Fuller
Digital Dioramas
“Experimenting and play for me is paradoxically the most direct route to what I am trying to achieve.” — Paul Prudence
Conversation with Tù.úk’z
Last Wednesday our curator Kika Nicolela hosted a Twitter space with the self-taught prodigy from Brazil Tù.úk’z to introduce the drop of his objktone piece called ‘The Shifting Snow’. Here are the key highlights.
