Wolf Lieser has been at the forefront of digital art long before the rest of the art world had a name for it.

In this episode, I talk with the founder of DAM Projects about what it means to build an ecosystem for an art form that most institutions once refused to even acknowledge.

We cover the role of galleries, fairs and collectors, and why Berlin became his base. We also look at how NFTs changed the market and brought in a new generation of collectors.

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In this episode, I talk with artist Mario Klingemann.

We get into how he uses machine learning as a creative medium and why unpredictability is central to his practice.

We also look at Botto, the autonomous art project he helped create, and what it reveals about authorship, community input and the future of machine-made art.

Check out Mario's work: https://quasimondo.com/

Learn more about Botto: https://botto.com/

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In this episode, I talk with curator and photohistorian Rotem Rozental.

She’s the Chief Curator at the Los Angeles Center of Photography, where she develops exhibitions, public programs and educational initiatives on contemporary and historical photography.

We explore how AI expands artistic possibilities and transforms the way photographers work,

We also discuss how technology can enrich, rather than replace, traditional photographic practices.

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