Juan Rodríguez García

*Memorias del espacio olvidado* is a generative art project that explores the relationship between nature's growth in the architecture of ancient buildings or large architectural structures that have been abandoned in the city, representing human growth from different perspectives.

Through *Memorias del espacio olvidado*, the artist seeks to draw a comparison between this growth behavior and situations that humans face every day that make us move forward. 

Just as plants adapt to the environment in which they grow, humans also have the ability to adapt to different situations and circumstances in our lives, allowing us to grow.

Nature grows at its own pace and does not compete with architecture, and we too have our own pace of growth and should not compare ourselves or feel pressured by certain expectations.

Both growth processes can be seen as processes of renewal and regeneration that allow life to continue and adapt to the constant changes in the environment. The growth of nature in the forgotten spaces of cities is a source of inspiration for human growth in different aspects of life.


Memorias del espacio olvidado

fingacode

Lars Wander

7 Factorial

Xin Liu

Nan Zhao

Lycorises

Cory Haber

Singularity

Dean Blacc

Colour Computer

Entangled Others

Intertidal Samples 2.0

Helena Sarin

AI Horticulture Vignettes from the Greenhouse of the Future

Ivona Tau

A Molecular Atlas of the Machine States

Sasha Stiles

EVERY POEM STARTS WITH A SEED

Emily Xie

*Evolving Pixels* is an exhibition centered around the theme of growth. The show invites a set of diverse digital artists who work with computational technologies–namely, generative or AI-assisted–to investigate what growth means to them.

From literal interpretations of botanical growth as observed in nature to more abstract explorations of personal and creative growth, each artist brings their unique vision and style to the theme, resulting in a multifaceted collection of artwork. Together, these talented artists provide a textured look at a universal concept that pervades all facets of life. Specifically, they invite us to think of growth in relation to the machine. What does it mean to grow, evolve, and change in our increasingly digital world?

PROOF has partnered with Art Blocks and Venus Over Manhattan to bring *Evolving Pixels* to life. The long-form generative collections in the exhibition are being delivered with the Art Blocks Engine. From April 12-24, Venus Over Manhattan will display *Evolving Pixels* at their Soho gallery in New York City.

*Evolving Pixels*

Evolving Pixels

Type	Generative
Mint date	Apr 12, 2023
Max supply	150

Memorias del espacio olvidado

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