Post Art Basel Reflections

Walking into the Event Hall in Basel and seeing Vera Molnar’s works at the centre of Zero 10 felt like stepping into the living core of digital art history. Zero 10 was really getting the place the digital era deserved, and from the very first preview it was clear that this edition wanted to write […]

Vera Molnar: When Algorithms Draw

Vera Molnar (1924–2023) is often described as a pioneer of digital art, but that label doesn’t fully capture what she achieved. What makes her work so remarkable is not simply that she worked with computers early on. It’s how she used them: as an extension of human thinking, and simultaneously as a tool to transcend […]

Reflections on a Vibrant Season

The past few months have been among the most inspiring since I began working with digital and generative art 20 years ago. Between exhibitions, international fairs, and new collaborations, I’ve witnessed a remarkable shift in how this field is being embraced — not just online, but within the established art world itself. A true personal […]

Vera Molnar a Legacy! —continuing the conversation 

Today, in a world shaped by algorithms, data, and screens, Molnar’s work feels more relevant than ever. Long before digital technology became ubiquitous, she saw the computer not as a tool but as a thinking partner—“a dialogue,” as she called it. Her art reminds us that systems can be poetic, and that geometry can hold […]

The digital art world is breaking through.

Through this blog, I would like to give you another glimpse behind the scenes of my work during the summer period. Typically, the art market settles down after Art Basel, only to start again in early September. However, this year was very different because developments and questions surrounding digital art are increasing all the time. […]

Some weeks in May in the life of a digital art advisor

In this blog post, I would like to give some insight of the work I have done in the last month. Often, much of what happens in my work as a digital art advisor takes place behind the scenes and is quite private. Still, I think it is a good idea to share some insights […]

From Niche to Mainstream: The Rise of Digital Art in Five Years

Just five years ago, digital art was barely mentioned in major art market reports and discussions. It was considered a niche segment with limited impact on the broader art world. However, the latest Art Basel & UBS Global Art Market Report 2025 shows something quite different. This past weekend, I read the Art Basel & […]

Some thoughts…..

I read a tweet this week from Cozomo, an anonymous collector and influencer who has embraced digital art. I had to think about the message for a while but I really agree with him. Digital art is finally a large step further in the art domain. Therefore, I am reposting his message in its entirety […]

“Light” of Rafaël Rozendaal 💡 @ MoMA! 

very excited to announce the exhibition: 💡 “Light” of Rafaël Rozendaal 💡 @ MoMA! @themuseumofmodernart 🌹 curated by Paola Antonelli @paolantonelli 🌸 November 16 till spring 2025 🌷 25 works 🌺 135 KB 🌻 7x7meter LED wall Rafaël Rozendaal. Photomontage of the Gund Lobby featuring Pages, 2023. Digital animation using generative algorithm. Variation 39: Erick and Mara Calderon Collection.

Opening Radical Software

Mudam Luxembourg – Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean is pleased to invite you to the opening of Radical Software: Women, Art & Computing 1960–1991. Radical Software surveys the history of digital art from a feminist perspective, focusing on women who worked with computers as a tool or subject and artists who worked in an inherently computational way. Comprising more than 100 […]