Top 10 Digital Art Projects of 2019

Valentina Tanni curated a list of the ten best digital art projects of 2019 for Artribune. The selection includes 'Training Humans' by Trevor Paglen and Kate Crawford at Fondazione Prada's Osservatorio in Milan, exploring AI's cultural and political implications. Sara Tirelli's VR Pavilion, a collateral event during the Venice Biennale, offered a virtual reality experience on a boat in the Venetian lagoon. David OReilly created surreal augmented reality filters for Instagram. In Rome, Salvatore Iaconesi and Oriana Persico launched IAQOS, a 'neighborhood AI' in Torpignattara. Eva and Franco Mattes presented 'My Little Big Data' at Careof in Milan, analyzing 70,000 personal emails to critique digital surveillance. Addie Wagenknecht posted cybersecurity tutorials disguised as beauty videos on YouTube. 'Gallery.Delivery' by Sebastian Schmieg, produced by Greencube Gallery, delivered exhibitions to homes. Natalie Wynn's 'Contrapoints' channel combined philosophy, performance, and internet culture. 'Raising Moths' by Federico Antonini, published by Nero, compiled YouTube comments on a Haruomi Hosono track. Finally, 'Memersforfuture' by Clusterduck collected climate protest imagery.