Bernardo Clausi

Virtual Reinforcement Adaptation (VRA) is a vibrant testament to the creativity flourishing in the contemporary digital art scene. This exhibition dives into a diverse and fascinating world where various artists converge, each bringing their unique perspective, technique, and aesthetic across a variety of artistic categories.

In this space, the viewer is invited to explore a vast and complex web of visual interpretations born during the digital art movement that has reconfigured our practices. The amalgamation of styles and approaches demonstrates how technology becomes a new canvas for artistic expression, allowing for free experimentation and the discovery of new forms of visual communication.

Each work offers a window into individual universes, questioning our relationship with technology, identity, and reality.

From the striking and diagrammatic manipulation of shapes and colors by Luciana Guerra and Matías Marano to the immersive and emotional narratives of M. Suksu or Nataly Demi in the illustrated space, the deep glances returned by an ia in the work of Roger Haus, and the abstract organic explorations of Kota Nakazono, the exhibition celebrates the diversity of expressions that emerge from the union between art and technology, starting from the first link with identity.


More than just a collection of works, this is a statement of existence and constancy.

Virtual Reinforcement Adaptation

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