"Vision" is included in the exhibition "Infinite Self", a pavilion at The Wrong Biennale. The exhibition is an exploration of the evolving nature of the self and its dynamic relationship with AI.
The Wrong Biennale takes place from November 1st, 2025, to March 31st, 2026, this edition of the biennale is dedicated to exploring the artistic potential of artificial intelligence.
Visit "Infinite Self" at https://www.cyberneticfutures.com/infinite-self-pavilion
Edmonton Underground Film Festival is coming up soon, October 18, at Freemasons’ Hall 10318 100 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. If you are in the area you can get your ticket on Eventbrite, the full program is up on the EUFF.02 website. "Zone" is scheduled for screening in the festival's PRELUDES section.
Screening of "Vision" at the AI for Humanity Spotlight at GOSIM Hangzhou September 13-14, 2025, in Hangzhou, China.
Documentation from the GOSIM & AIFC Spotlight Team
"Vision" will be included in BitBasel NFT Art Gallery at the Blockchain Futurist Conference, November 5–6, at Hard Rock Guitar Hotel & Daer, Hollywood, Florida, USA
"Vision" will be part of the AI for Humanity Spotlight at GOSIM Hangzhou September 13-14, 2025, in Hangzhou, China.
The AI for Humanity Spotlight is an international showcase for projects that explore how generative AI can foster empathy, shared creativity, and ethical coexistence. The exhibition challenges the conventional role of AI as a mere tool, reimagining it as a collaborator in building a more human-centered, open, and inclusive future.
GOSIM (Global Open-Source Innovation Meetup) Hangzhou is one of China’s leading events on open-source innovation and socially driven AI.
My works "Chaos", "Zone", and "Vision" are featured in Visual Art Journal issue #33 (July 2025), the magazine is available in a digital version at https://visualartjournal.com/2025/07/31/issue-33-july-2025/, the print issue can be ordered from Visual Art Journal's shop.
There was also a Times Square billboard showcase on Sunday, August 24, 2025, at 1560 Broadway.
Photo by Visual Art Journal