What's the last digital artwork that actually moved you?

SOL by Kurt Hentschlager: https://kurthentschlager.com/SOL-2017

I was so lucky to get to see this in Budapest in an exhibition curated by Viola Lukács.

I talked about this piece a bit in my lecture “5 Perfect Artworks”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XphcODzeeqQ

I found @tresset’s Human Studies very moving. I see it as a meditation on the loneliness bought on by the advanced technological age, where the human has become the subject, rather than the one being subjective https://patricktresset.com/new/

I was extremely impressed by the movie “Melted into the Sun“ by Saodat Ismailova recently shown at Fondation Pinault.

@aart This is such a great question! A work that moved me recently is a photograph by Maria Fynsk Norup from her self-portrait series “1 in 8”, documenting her path through breast cancer treatment... she was shortlisted for the Sony World Photography Awards 2026 for this series: https://www.worldphoto.org/sony-world-photography-awards/winners-galleries/2026/professional/1-8-maria-fynsk-norup

Matthew Barney’s Cremaster 2. It has that thing I love in Cocteau and Fellini, where beauty is never far from grotesquerie and symbolism feels closer to dream logic than something waiting to be decoded. The bees, Houdini, Gary Gilmore, the execution chamber, all folded into this strange operatic cosmology. I left feeling slightly sick and completely enchanted, which is often how I know something has actually moved me.

Its always the scale that makes an impact on me. Kinetic Sculpture by Breakfast have long been amazing.

I don’t think our space realizes how well established digital art is already outside our crypto world. But it is there and thriving and selling really well.

Yeah kinetic sculptures by Breakfast are larger than life.

This I had to get, as it completely stuck with me.
There is so much going on within this minimal scene, I can just sit with it for ages.

“THE WIND IS PICKING UP” - Erik Swahn
https://verse.works/items/ethereum/0xb4a4d57dce52930f541779198b7670e81d7020ae/73

Untitled (Human Mask), Pierre Huyghe

Arthur Jafa: Love is the Message the Message is Death

Samia Halaby Amiga paintings

Joan Truckenbrod, Curvilinear Perspective

Laura Ortman performances

MSHR performances

Dorothy Carlos music and live

Christian Marclay, Screen Play

Olivia Rodrigo’s latest album. “stupid song” is a standout. I know that’s not how we typically use “digital art” but it’s digital and it’s art and those boundaries are porous so I figured I’d share