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"Storms" continues @quayola’s research on landscape painting through computational processes. Using ultra-high-definition footage of Cornwall’s stormy seas as a dataset, the works generate new algorithmic paintings where waves unfold slowly across a nullified space. Human and machine collaborate to paint landscapes made of pixels. ⟟ Art Basel Hong Kong 2026 Preview: 25–26 March Exhibition: 27–29 March ✦ Release on objkt.one: 25 March ✦ with @bitforms @objktone @artontezos_

✦ objkt lands in Cannes on 30 March ✦ presenting 12 artists from @objktone + @objktlabs a 360° art show during TezDev ⟟ Hotel Martinez see you there - RSVP below ￬￬ 𓂃 ོ⋆☀︎𓂃⛱

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3 works from the 'Storms XS' series by @quayola 💎 now in the collections of @joshuasobel , @absurdeity and @RadrTek . Individually they are already mindblowing. But side by side, I love the dialogue between them so much.

〰 Storms is now minted on objkt.one, ahead of Art Basel Hong Kong 2026 with @bitforms gallery, in partnership with @artontezos_. Explore ↓ objkt.com/collections/KT…

@quayola Speculating on the traditions of landscape painting, the work explores a hybrid substance between the pictorial and the algorithmic. ↓ Storm #06__K13M2_20467-02

✦ Art Reveal ✦ 〰 Storms, by @Quayola A unique collection of 50 distinct iterations, each generated from storm data captured on the coast of Cornwall through the analysis of wave behaviour at a specific moment in time. Each work is created using Quayola’s custom software. ↓ Storm #06__K01_01594-02, part of @joshuasobel’s collection.

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✦ Computational Landscapes ✦ Landscape painting has always been about translating nature into image. In Storms, @quayola continues this tradition through computational systems. ↓

Storms, by @quayola — releasing on objkt.one, 25 March ⟟ Art Basel Hong Kong 2026 Preview: 25–26 March Exhibition: 27–29 March With @bitforms and @artontezos_

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Zero 10 looking good in Hong Kong today. Featuring work from Sougwen Chung, ThankyouX, Kevin Abosch and Quayola.

Tomorrow — 12 PM ET / 5 PM CET Livestream with @quayola on Storms at The DAM SHOW with @RogerDickerman 〰 Storms ⟟ Art Basel Hong Kong with by @bitforms In partnership with objkt one and @artontezos_

Storms begins with the sea. In Storms, @Quayola uses ultra-high-definition footage of Cornwall’s stormy coast as the dataset these computational paintings emerge from. Waves unfold across a nullified space, slowly dissolving into abstraction. Speculating on the traditions of landscape painting, the work explores a hybrid substance between the pictorial and the algorithmic. ⟟ Art Basel Hong Kong 2026 Preview: 25–26 March Exhibition: 27–29 March ✦ Release on objkt.one: 25 March ✦ with @bitforms, @objktone, @artontezos_

For 25 years, @bitforms has championed art made with code At @ArtBasel Hong Kong, the gallery presents new works by @quayola and @DanielCanogar from algorithmic seascapes to live installations Presented in partnership with @artontezos_ and @objktone Join us for a sneak peek ↓

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✦ Artist Spotlight ✦ For more than a decade, @quayola has explored a simple but powerful question: What happens when centuries of artistic tradition meet custom computer software? A thread ↓

✦ SOLD OUT ✦ that feeling — by @manta_timing The last 1/1 piece — boogie — has had its auction started by an Anon collector. Still time to place a bid: 5 hours left! ▼