JPEG FICTION Exhibits In NYC’s ICONIC Oculus, WTC

New York, NY – JPEG FICTION, the digital art showcase curated by Josh Sauceda, was held on December 18th at the Canvas 3.0 gallery within The Oculus, New York City’s iconic architectural and cultural landmark. This event marked a pivotal moment for the art and technology scene, bringing together 32 visionary digital artists from around the globe.

The event unfolded over three hours of immersive experience, from 5 PM to 8 PM, where guests engaged in meaningful conversations, networked with industry professionals, and enjoyed a selection of fine wines in a relaxed atmosphere. The exhibition featured a rich tapestry of digital mediums, including AI art, NFTs, 3D and hybrid works, digital photography, and more, showcasing the breadth and depth of digital creativity.

The overwhelming positive feedback from attendees highlighted the event's success in creating a dynamic space for artists to connect, share resources, and exhibit their works in a venue that matches the forward-thinking nature of their creations. The Oculus provided a backdrop that amplified the futuristic and innovative essence of the showcased artworks.

In partnership with ARCHIV3, HUG, Meta Betties, and TBD, JPEG FICTION has set a new standard for digital art exhibitions.

Artists featured at JPEG FICTION include emerging and established names:

Yuki.k, Maribeth Woodford, Iiya, arielko, nocellcoverage, KRYPTO2009, Dori Desautel Broudy, JB, The Erotic Prince, Logik, Marium Mujahid, Cat Garden (Prang), $ART, bracha, Yoso, Strakts, Lamb the Creator, Gass, Scamart, Rolzay, Luz Bolo, MarcAllgaier, Qinicorn, lipsum, Aniima Illussiya, Anand Manchiraju, Emela brace Nomolos, Meta is Dope!, Shanelle Julia Rosita, Catrice Austin, Gen_e1799, Alyssa Stevens.

Josh Sauceda, commenting on the event, stated, JPEG FICTION was envisioned as a platform for groundbreaking artists to converge and push the envelope of digital expression. The response we received not only validates our vision but also reinforces our commitment to cultivating spaces where innovation in art and technology can thrive.”