In the place where there is a school where every dream is possible: New York, from 2 to 8 September 2024, Art Innovation inaugurates Light Visions. This is the only exhibition that transforms the city's historic billboards into an open-air digital art gallery, and it will take place during The Armory Show and Fashion Week.
The protagonists of the exhibition are among the best digital artists, creative studios, and designers from all over the world. More than 50 exhibitors stand out for using cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, vector graphics, and three-dimensional effects, redefining digital art in the contemporary world.
Light Visions provides an opportunity to explore how screens can redefine urban space, turning the city into a dynamic canvas. Screens are not merely display surfaces but active elements that profoundly influence our perception and interaction with the surrounding environment. The exhibition illustrates how digital art can transform a public space into a collective and interactive experience, inviting locals and tourists to view the city in a new light.
With the rising importance of technology in our daily lives, digital art in public spaces offers an innovative form of expression that combines aesthetics, innovation, and community engagement. The dynamic images and moving projections displayed on the screens of Times Square aim to create a continuous flow of visual stimuli, transforming the city's experience in real-time.
The exhibition will feature several distinct sections, each highlighting different aspects of digital art. The Gallery Section will look at more established and expansive artistic visions, providing a broader perspective on digital creativity. The Solo Section will focus on artists deeply reflecting on digital artistic practices. The Discovery Section will be dedicated to young artists, offering a platform for new and exciting talents. Finally, the Focus Section allows us to provide the public with a more complete, engaging, and faithful enjoyment of the artist's intent.