Exhibitions
“Hello Chelsea!” Techspressionism 2025
Hudson Guild Gallery (3/23-5/30 2025)
Lots of DigiAna participant artists' works you can see at “Hello Chelsea!” // Techspressionism 2025 is coming to Hudson Guild Gallery. Curated by Tommy Mintz, this global digital art exhibition features over 100 works from artists across 20+ countries, pushing the boundaries of tech and expression.
Conglomerate
Harvestworks Art and Technology Building (4/26 – 5/4 2025)
Conglomerate is an art show promoted by Harves Works and series of events featuring over 20+ local artists and creators who creatively work with technology. This year’s programming includes works with custom electronics and software, live coding, interactivity, projection mapping, audio visuals, and data visualization.
“Hello Brooklyn!” Techspressionism 2024
Kingsborough Art Museum (8/7 – 9/25 2024)
The Kingsborough Art Museum is delighted to present “Hello, Brooklyn!” // Techspressionism 2024, a group exhibition of digital artists curated by Associate Professor Tommy Mintz, Seungjin Lee, Oceana Andries and Giovanna Sun. Techspressionism is “An artistic approach in which technology is utilized as a means to express emotional experience.”
Performance Show
Street performance before JPB mural soho
Bowery St, Noho, NY 5/10 2025
Performance shows before @seungjin888's new Sakura gliched pixel mural on a wall of @japanpremiumbeef in Noho, Manhattan, right next store of Jean-Michel Basquiat Commemorative Plaque.
Performancs were composed of hip-hop, R&B, digital and physital based concept performances by @thisiswamoo , @catherinelandeta , @ruimyleft , @nebulathevelvetqueen , @robot_x_9000 , @threeethreethre.
Drone Meditations by jeniffer pyron
DigiAna Studio 7/7 2024
Drone Meditations is the first collaboration by @__pyron__ and visual artist @yogaformacbooks This immersive installation and live performance builds on important topics, including genocide, mass surveillance, the war on terror, and the U.S. drone program.
Disitalized typhoon
Wonderville Brooklyn 9/3 2023
Group performance show at @wondervillenyc at SEP.3th. Happy to collaboration with @publicvisuals artists from Japan & Korea together.
This show will explain what exactly you feel in daily digital hijacked human life and society. We always enjoy with digital devices in our life but also face sometime negative surfaces by using them, rethinking and redefinition of relationship between analogical human and digital phenomenon is a unique theme for current era artists.
Community events
Techspressionist Salon
Hudson Gilled Gallery 6/5 2025
DigiAna organizer Seungjin Lee participated as a speaker in Techpressionism Salon 95, where participants discussed how contemporary digital-conceptual artists engage with the mainstream art scene. The conversation explored approaches to digital concepts from philosophical, technological, and sociological perspectives. The salon video is available on YouTube.
Presentation share
DigiAna Studio, LIC, NY 4/20 2024
People from a variety of fields in the New York local community gathered to share topics they’re personally interested in. The main goal was to exchange energy, vibes, and information in person—breaking away from the tightly packed, digitalized routines of daily life and connecting with fellow local residents.
Retro Game Party
DigiAna Studio, LIC, NY 9/17 2023
As part of artist Wamoo's solo show, curated in collaboration with the !OYE! Group, we organized a series of gathering events, including a retro game party. The goal was to share nostalgic vibes through in-person gameplay and create a fun, physical space for connection.
DigiAna
We are DigiAna — non-digital, even analog.
If “Digital Art” refers to artwork created with digital or new technologies, then “DigiAna Art” invites us to reflect on the relationship between the digital and the non-digital. In a future where AI may create artwork more impressively than humans, our role may shift toward redefining what it means to be human.
DigiAna Group is a New York–based nonprofit organization composed of artists working across both digital and analog, multi-sensory media. Their work explores augmented reality and the cultural intersections between lived human experience and a virtually driven world. Through virtual events, group performances, gallery exhibitions, and experimental formats, DigiAna Group fosters spaces for audiences to experience and discuss these themes. In 2023, DigiAna Studio opened in Long Island City, NYC.
Digital media and platforms are now embedded in our daily lives—just as knives and forks are tools for eating, digital devices are tools for communication, creation, and connection. Today, everyone uses digital platforms to share photos, videos, ideas, and services.
DigiAna Art seeks to question the connections, values, and lifestyles shaped by digital media and platforms such as the internet and social networking services (SNS). It is an experimental practice aimed at stripping back the role of digital tools to better understand the essence of the content itself. DigiAna Art captures, deconstructs, reconstructs, and reimagines contemporary life shaped by the digital world.