A shared space for digital impact

Digital Impact brought together leaders of digital art in a 4,000 m² space. Landscapes handled technical direction and produced all works in the exhibition.

Landscapes was in charge of the technical direction and production of all works for Digital Impact in a 4,000 m² open space designed by Antoni Arola, National Design Award winner.

The exhibition featured key artists, studios, and collectives in the world of digital art, design, creativity, and innovation, including Refik Anadol, Universal Everything, Six N. Five, Quayola, Brendan Dawes, FutureDeluxe, and more.