DATASCAPES

Datascapes explores the poetic materialization of digital flows that shape our contemporary reality. This exhibition welcomes practices in digital art, digital photography, video art, reworked images, photomontage, digital collage, modeling, and 3D sculpture.

We invite artists to question the image in the digital age: captured, recomposed, altered, enhanced, and hybridized through code and algorithms. Here, the image becomes material. Data, pixels, and digital flows transform into sensitive territories.

Works may take form through:
• Prints on dibond, aluminum, plexiglass, or fine art paper;
• Digital formats such as small installations, screens, 3D sculptures, or video projections that give physical presence to the invisible.

Each proposal creates a hybrid landscape — both virtual cartography and physical artifact — where code becomes relief and networks gain volume in real space.

Datascapes positions itself as an archaeology of the present — an exploration of the layers, flows, and sediments of our digital geology.