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Big thanks to @neoartdiscovery for the feature and the conversation around my work. Spinning Communion, Blueprint of Identity, what’s currently in the making and my work in process.

Read the full interview at @neoartdiscovery by @neoartdiscovery

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OPEN CALL • DIGITAL ART EXPO MEGÈVE 2027

Opportunity for artists: Neo Art Discovery is partnering with Digital Art EXPO Megève 2027 to invite 7 digital artists or collectives to take part in its 7th edition, from 8–10 January 2027.

Curated by Neo Art Discovery around the theme From Code to Culture, the programme will bring digital art into the streets of Megève, exploring how technology is changing the way we create and experience art.

Selected artists will have their work presented through dedicated outdoor displays across Megève, with QR-enabled access to their work and digital experiences.

The programme will also include an artist presentation and public panel on 9 January at the Megève Congress Centre.

We welcome artists working across digital art, generative art, AI, AR, VR, interactive art, 3D, blockchain and other technology-based practices.

To apply, send your application to: support@digital-art-expo.com

Applications close 20 October 2026.

Read the full open call and application requirements via the link in bio.

Official Open Call terms and conditions are available on the Digital Art EXPO website and take precedence.

8–10 January 2027 · Megève, France
Presented by Le Club Innovation Télétravail à Megève & @artistcert · Curated by Neo Art Discovery by @neoartdiscovery

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Doddz
Worlds Smallest Wonder, 2025

Meet Doddz, NAD’s artist of the month ✨

Doddz is a British artist working across physical art, digital systems, film, public space, and augmented reality, creating moments of connection, emotion, and wonder.

His practice explores how technology can transform the way we experience the world. Rather than treating technology as the subject, Doddz uses it as a tool for creating participatory experiences that bring people together and invite them to see their surroundings differently.

From large-scale public installations and interactive artworks to AR experiences and data-driven digital works, his projects often blur the boundaries between the physical and digital.

His work has been exhibited and commissioned internationally, with projects spanning the UK, China, Europe, and the Middle East, and collaborations with brands including Dior, Nike, and Netflix.

What makes Doddz’s practice particularly compelling is his interest in turning real-world data, memories, sound, and movement into visual experiences. From meteorological data transformed into a responsive rainbow to community memories becoming glowing virtual elements, his work creates unexpected connections between people, place, and technology.

At the heart of his practice is a simple belief: everyone deserves moments of wonder.

Thrilled to feature @doddz as Neo Art Discovery’s Artist of the Month.

Discover the full feature via the link in bio by @neoartdiscovery

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Lindsay Kokoska
Return to Light II, 2026

Meet Lindsay Kokoska, NAD’s Artist of the Month. ✨

Canadian multimedia artist and founder of Infinite Mantra Art Studio, Lindsay works across painting, photography, drawing, compositing, animation and generative AI.

Her practice brings together traditional art, digital technology and a deep interest in meditation, consciousness and contemplative philosophy.

Through rhythm, light, colour and movement, she creates abstract, surreal and figurative environments inspired by the cosmos, inner awareness and the unseen layers of human experience.

Since beginning to experiment with generative AI in 2021, Lindsay has developed custom models using her own work, incorporating them into a wider creative practice.

Rather than treating AI as an autonomous creator, she uses it as a tool for extending her own artistic language and exploring new visual possibilities.

At the heart of her work is an invitation to slow down, shift perspective and reconnect with ourselves.

Discover @infinite_mantra’s work on Neo Art Discovery. by @neoartdiscovery

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A.L. Crego
Located, 2025

A.L. Crego is a Spanish digital artist who has been creating art for the internet for over two decades. Long before digital art became mainstream, he was using GIFs as an artistic medium to explore technology, digital culture, and the way we experience art online. In 2014, he pioneered animated street art GIFs on Tumblr, treating the screen as art's natural home.

For Crego, the GIF isn't just a file format. It is a complete artistic practice, bringing together photography, painting, animation, 3D, AI, music, and literature in endless loops, turning the traditional timeline into what he calls a "circle line." The result is a world of dense pixels and light against deep black, where faces, statues, and landscapes emerge and dissolve like living systems.

His philosophy, "No-ism," rejects fixed styles in favour of constant evolution, exploring decentralisation, community, and the nature of digital existence. In 2022, this vision led to the creation of H3LIX, his independent decentralised gallery featuring 300 1/1 works, custom smart contracts, and virtual reality experiences.

Through pixels, light, and perpetual motion, @alcrego_ has developed a practice that feels both ancient and futuristic, continuously questioning what art can become in the digital age. by @neoartdiscovery

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Last weekend, I curated works from the RAVERSE90 Heritage Collection for NAD’s first physical show in Hackney, London.

@raverse90 brings together pioneering digital artists whose works were created during the rise of electronic music and rave culture in the early 1990s. Made using the first multimedia computers and graphic software, these artworks remained unseen for almost 30 years after being preserved on tapes by artist @machac_art. In 2022, he recovered the original files from the tapes and, with the artists’ permission, released the collection as NFTs.

Today, the project goes beyond preserving the artworks themselves. For each exhibition, Machac rescues vintage monitors and computer hardware that would otherwise end up as waste, restoring them to display the works in a way that echoes their original context.

Showing these works at a rave more than three decades after they were created felt really special.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and to @notaspacerave for the opportunity 🤍 taken in London, United Kingdom by @neoartdiscovery

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Luciana Guerra
Tundale's expanded Universe, 2025

Some artists use technology to generate images.
Luciana Guerra uses it to expand the language of painting itself.

Moving between oil painting, digital processes, VR, and AR, her practice constructs dense and immersive worlds where the physical and the virtual collapse into one another.

What drew me most to her work is the tension it holds: chaos and control, beauty and psychological unease, historical references and contemporary digital experimentation. Her compositions feel alive, unstable, and deeply human.

Inspired by artists such as Bosch and Bruegel yet entirely rooted in her own feminist and Latin American perspective, Luciana reclaims and transforms historical visual languages into something profoundly contemporary.

At a moment where much digital art is driven by speed and automation, her work stands apart for its sensitivity, density, and intentionality.

Thrilled to feature @lucianaguerraok as Neo Art Discovery’s artist of the month.

Read the full feature via the link in bio. by @neoartdiscovery

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Serezha Galkin
Peaked Room, 2026

There is something quietly uncanny about Serezha Galkin’s work.

Faces are hidden or replaced. Environments feel familiar but slightly off. You sense a narrative, but it never fully settles.

@graphica.png is a Moscow-based artist, formerly known as Graphica.PNG, who describes himself as a “juxtaposer of uncanny ideas.” Over the past 15 years, he has moved from traditional drawing and painting to digital work, incorporating AI into his practice.

His work is grounded in composition, form, and colour. That’s what allows the disruption to land.

Nothing is random.

Across his work, scenes unfold as fragments of something ongoing. Memories that may not have happened. Dreams that continue while awake. Systems that persist, even as they begin to break.

His latest series, "Cult of Context", released on @superrare.co, brings this into focus.

Objects are arranged in quiet interiors — religious icons, toys, flags, everyday elements — as if they’ve always belonged together.

They haven’t.

But somehow, they make sense.

The first 5 top minters will receive a special edition. by @neoartdiscovery

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Michael Hafftka
Terrible Sunlight, 1977

Earlier this week, Hafftka released his entire body of work, nearly 4,000 paintings spanning the 1970s to 2025, as an open dataset. He is a New York-based figurative expressionist whose work is held at The Met, MoMA, SFMOMA, and the British Museum.

The archive includes around 40GB of high-resolution images with structured metadata: title, year, medium, dimensions, and provenance. Available under CC BY NC 4.0. A full catalogue raisonné, made machine-readable.

Most conversations about AI and art remain theoretical. This one is practical. By releasing his work as a dataset, Hafftka is allowing a machine to encounter not isolated images but a continuous system developed over five decades. What becomes visible is not just style, it is structure.

It is also a decision about the future. He is not stepping back from AI. He is engaging with it directly, on his own terms.

Full article on Substack, link in bio.

Follow @hafftka by @neoartdiscovery

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Sasha Chudo
The Architecture of Influence, 2026

Sasha Chudo, aka the “Queen of Memes,” is a multidisciplinary artist working across physical, digital, and AI-based media. Active in crypto art since 2021, her practice draws from internet culture, meme iconography, and crypto-native belief systems.

At the centre of her work is the recurring figure of Pepe, explored through what she calls “Pep art”, examining how symbols circulate, accumulate meaning, and evolve into shared cultural structures.

Follow @sasshhaaaart by @neoartdiscovery

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Blanqspacer
You Filled the Cache My Alerts Left Corrupted, 2025

Blanqspacer is an AI artist working with algorithmic image generation, glitch, and contemporary portraiture.

Through fragmented faces and layered distortion, his work reflects on surveillance, identity, and digital overload, while asserting intentional authorship within generative systems.

Follow @blanqspacer by @neoartdiscovery

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