Nina Roehrs, curator of the digital art sector at Paris Photo 2024, explores how digital art thrives in the attention economy—a world where constant streams of content compete for engagement.

Humans wanting to play God: The machine artist Botto produces 7,000 works a week, challenging traditional notions of authorship, creativity, and agency.

Exploring AI’s mind-blowing potential and blockchain’s role in securing provenance, Bradley envisions a world where technology continually redefines creativity.

Drawing on a lifelong fascination with science and creativity, Sasha Stiles sees both poetry and technology as powerful tools for exploring feelings that can’t always be expressed.

For Daniel Canogar, generative art is the medium most in sync with the times we live in—it captures the endless rhythm of information we consume daily.

In this episode Kenza shares her work in elevating underrepresented voices and her latest curatorial project for Janou Tunis, featuring Rima Hassan's photographs of Palestinian refugees.

For Eli Scheinman, building communities is not just about fostering conversations around art—it’s about creating meaningful connections that resonate with life itself.

The friction humans create on Earth: that’s one of the obsessions explored by Spanish artist Solimán López.

This artists liaison at Unit London builds bridges between artists and collectors by the hundreds.

Seeking innovation in all its forms, this artist and founder uses his findings to invest, collect and create in the art and technology worlds.

Salwa Radwi is driving the transformation of her country’s new and thriving creators’ economy by bridging the gaps between the culture, arts, and technology spheres.

This curator is also a storyteller, organizing original exhibitions that blend the Arab world and Latin America.

A person-to-person connection is what appealed to this collector - propelling his decision get involved with crypto in 2013.

She is among the Top 20 inspiring women who manages extensive exhibitions, cultural projects, and art fairs between the UK and the Middle East. He directs The Media Majlis mus

The Head of Arts at Trilitech has a keen eye for identifying, curating, and discussing the role of art in the digital age.

This gallery owner transformed the 37xDubai gallery into an oasis in the desert.

Passionate about technology since his childhood, the Portugese artist discusses generative art, AI and his most famous series of works, Genesis [GNSS].

Spanish digital creator, designer, and curator Diego Iglesias Gomez runs one-of-a-kind projects linking architecture to digital technologies. In the second episode of Unlocked

This is a curator all about developing mind-blowing projects at the intersection between art and other industries.

This French artist that believes building an artistic career is the same as building a brand - with his own cryptocurrency, shop, and the ambitious project Metaone.

The Crypto and NFT world has been turned into an almost inaccessible subject, and she, a digital art advisor and curator, sets the record straight.

This curator pushes discussions forward about the future of humans and how technology might help us build a more just society.

This curator showed up in Ai Weiwei's studio in Beijing and stayed for over four years as his assistant. Then, she did the crypto dive.

This artist, curator and educator is fascinated by avatars, virtual creatures, and the limits of our physical bodies.

The Austrian founder of Tokapi wants buying art can be as easy as purchasing items on eBay.

Around him, no one gets bored. From Paris to Lisbon, he's created some of the most innovative events in the digital art world.

This literary artist brings classical literature to new audiences by incorporating technology to create digital interactive experiences.

The Spanish collector is founder of Elevenyellow as well as part of Colección Solo, a private contemporary art collection based in Madrid.