Digital Exhibitions refer to the presentation of curated collections of artworks, artifacts, or information in a digital format, often through online platforms. These exhibitions leverage technology to create immersive experiences that can be accessed by a global audience, enabling viewers to explore content interactively from their devices. They often incorporate multimedia elements like images, videos, audio narratives, and interactive features to enhance engagement and understanding. Digital exhibitions can be created by museums, galleries, educational institutions, or cultural organizations to reach wider audiences, complement physical exhibitions, or provide educational resources.
The Photo Brussels festival showcases the intersection of art and artificial intelligence, highlighting innovative projects that utilize AI in creative ways. Curator Michel Poivert presents works that explore the complexities…