Digital Immersion

Two experiences put digital art in the frame this month

By Aaina Bhargava and Lauren James

Hong Kong has gone wild for all things digital art—and it makes complete sense. With masterwork exhibitions of real paintings a relative rarity in the city, especially during the pandemic restrictions, digital art allows fast access to art and a wider scope of creativity for curators, who are coming up with immersive, transporting experiences designed to inspire people about the possibilities of the future and make art available to all. AS SEEN ON SCREEN When the inaugural edition of the Digital Art Fair Xperience opened in autumn 2021, it became Asia’s first physical art fair dedicated to digital, NFT and crypto art. This month, the fair is back across a 20,000 sq ft venue in Central. Thousands of digital artworks will be showcased throughout the fair using digital display and…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, October 2022

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