We’ve been dreaming about a magical jungle

Written By DAB

Exhibition on view:
November 1, 2023 – March 1, 2024

Curated by:
Digital Arts Blog

Location:
Online

We’ve been dreaming about a magical jungle is Digital Arts Blog’s official pavilion at The Wrong Biennale

“We’ve been dreaming about a magical jungle

where digital artists create love

and art lovers meet their muse

when Digital Arts Blog was born.”

We've been dreaming about a magical jungle is a virtual art exhibition that invites you into a realm where nature, technology, identity, and spirituality converge to create a mesmerizing tapestry of human experience.

The collection is about dreaming in 1s and 0s to find yourself in nature; the human essence that drives us to find organic in digital, and self in mother nature. Through the works of 11 diverse and visionary digital artists, this exhibition invites you to explore the intricate interplay between the mystical and the mundane, the tangible and the intangible.

We’ve been dreaming about a magical jungle is Digital Arts Blog’s official pavilion at The Wrong Biennale

We've been dreaming about a magical jungle features eleven digital artwork by artists from all over the world and from various backgrounds — yet the collection reveals the shared feeling of empowerment, self-discovery, and the search for intimacy in nature.

As you navigate this virtual jungle of creativity, we hope you find inspiration, reflection, and a renewed appreciation for the extraordinary within the ordinary. Let these artworks take you on a journey of wonder, where dreams are realized, and the magical is made tangible.

The exhibition is Digital Arts Blog’s pavilion for The Wrong Biennale, which is an international biennial art exhibition dedicated to celebrating digital culture since 2o13. The Wrong organizes art driven, multicultural, innovative and collaborative projects, both online and offline, to bring together curators, artists, and institutions. The organization’s efforts have been recognized and awarded by the European Commission among others.

Here’s more about the exhibition, featured artists, and collection – visit the magical jungle through March 1st and let us know your thoughts!

We’ve been dreaming about a magical jungle is Digital Arts Blog’s official pavilion at The Wrong Biennale

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