Accompart's ©. "Heart of the Computer Era" /July24

𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐮𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐄𝐫𝐚 July 25-30, 2024

This auction curated by Yana Kuzmina and inspired by Immanuel Kant's words, “Two things awe me most: the starry sky above me and the moral law within me,” explores the profound connection between the infinite cosmos and the human soul. The vastness of the sky symbolizes the boundless potential of digital art, while the moral law within us reflects the deep introspection and human essence that drive creative expression.

“I am very happy to bring my ideas and concept to life in this auction, which is very dear to my heart. Witnessing the stunning artworks our artists have prepared is truly breathtaking!" Yana Kuzmina, ACCOMPART'S Auction House co-founder.

We express our deep gratitude to the artists and friends of ACCOMPART'S who support us with this project:

Francoise Gamma, Abramovskiy, Andy Newmerge, Martín Bruce, Juanna Pedro, NOCELLCOVERAGE, Heliodoro Santos, ANTN, Datura, NI, Mime, Sky Goodman, MartinjoSs, Sub Net, Von Doyle, Ceren Su Çelik, danctrl / Danilo Xhema, Zisis Bliatkas, Simon Lazarus 84, Morpho, Viola Rama, Marcel Muntyanu, Yar Kirsanov, Kitasavi, Ugo Digi

The theme "Heart of the Computer Era" invites artists to reflect on the cosmos' infinite possibilities and how they mirror the depths of the human soul. This auction sets poetically minded hearts and computer hearts into motion, celebrating the interplay of cosmic elements and human emotions.

“Work created with two glitch processes that converts the image in a digital party.” Francoise Gamma, a digitally embodied entity.

“In my artistic practice, I have several processes that are constantly mixed and iterated, ranging from the generation of synthetic images generated with Machine Learning (AI), to algorithmic processes where I use computer vision to segment, detect, classify, group, and reconfigure pixels.” Helio Santos, a Mexican artist working with data.

"In this work I wanted to depict a landscape birthed from the void— a kind of electric Big Bang resulting in the teeming of life forms. I used various processes from video feedback and video synthesis to open source AI tools and 3D rendering." Sky Goodman, a multimedia artist, poet, and educator living in Chicago.