The program focus was on NFT and the digitalization of art in both public and private spheres and its effect on developments in art. Key topics for discussion was  – could bulk entertainment and popular art be produced by algorithms by monitoring our biochemical vibrations and what are the inherent dangers on relying on data , analytics to determine aesthetic value.

The panelists were  the writer and curator Radesh Sidhu, art dealer Andreas Sandri and Artfacts.net and Limna co-founder Marek Claassen

A talk about the perception of data in politics and history, exploring through a series of examples how the arts and data physicalization can be a way to help people access the meaning behind each number.

Speaker:  Pau Garcia, Founding Partner on the subject Domestic Data Streamers

Armenia Art Fair hosts Polish sculptor and installation artist, Przemyslaw Jasielski who works between the intersection of engineering, art, and science by creating complex and thoughtful art objects. This exquisitely thoughtful and detail oriented artist, is able to transform a multi-faceted idea or problem into beautifully detailed sketches and ultimately manifest them into an unlikely art object that serves in both aesthetic design and practical (or impractical) function.

Jasielski worked with Armenian artists to incubate and develop an art idea, design and ultimately create an object of art, designed, and lab created in situ. During the workshop, Jasielski and the team worked  together and created the art-object, which was implemented and exhibited at the art fair.