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Andrés Del Vecchio @andresdelvecc
Painter working in a dark Venezuelan surrealist mode of skulls crowned with flowers and angels at card tables. Gold leaf over the shadow.
Andrés Reisinger @reisingerandres
Designer of the soft pink Hortensia chair, first imagined in digital form and later made real. The render came first.
Andy Warhol
Pop artist who ran the Factory and turned soup cans and celebrities into icons. Fifteen minutes each, the century for him.
Anna Condo @annacondo
Photographer behind Portraits from the Blockchain, a record of the people in crypto art. Faces behind the handles.
Anna Lucia @annaluciacodes
Artist who writes code to generate woven textiles. The loom was always a computer.
Anne Spalter @annespalter
One of the first academic digital artists to go on chain, known for kaleidoscopic AI cityscapes. Skylines folded into symmetry.
Ayla El-Moussa @aylaelmoussa
Photographer who dissolves self portraits into soft painterly abstraction. The body, turned to marble.
Banksy
Anonymous street artist who spent October 2013 in New York making a piece a day and sold originals for sixty dollars in Central Park. Nobody noticed.
Batzdu @batzdu
Painter of surreal Pepe the Frog landscapes in glossy seventies airbrush and old master collage. The meme became scenery.
beantart @beantartETH
Figurative artist exploring identity, ritual and transformation where memory meets machine, and a collector of The Soft Conspiracy.
Computer Worlds (计算万千世界), West Bund Art Museum, Shanghai (Sept. 24 2026 - Feb. 14, 2027)
Curated from the Centre Pompidou's extensive collection of historical & contemporary digital artworks, including A Michael Noll, Vera Molnar, John Gerrard + more...
@Apple as I battle my way through thousands of tourists to see epic art works I have to ask: why isn’t super great 3D museum and monument footage a killer use case for the Vision Pro? I would buy one just for this if the footage were available. Please consider this! Seems like low hanging fruit
@ShriramKMurthi@Apple !! There were SO MANY OTHER PEOPLE. And because it’s 2026, half them weren’t even looking at the statue, they were taking picture of themselves in front of it to post to Instagram…