Glitch: Aesthetic of the Pixels, a Group Art Show You Shouldn’t Miss


Glitch: Aesthetic of the Pixels

Audiovisual art is one of the boons of modern technology. Thanks to the wide spectrum of high-end art media, artists nowadays can explore the unseen abstract dimensions of visual art. If you want to take a peek into the world of innovative digital arts, a new international group art show “Glitch: Aesthetic of the Pixels” is right for you. Platform 101, a creative institution standing at the forefront of the contemporary art industry, has made it possible for everyone to decode and understand the language of pixels and glitch art.

Glitch: Aesthetic of the Pixels, a Group Art Show You Shouldn’t Miss

“Glitch: Aesthetic of the Pixels,” a group art show you shouldn’t miss

Platform 101 new glitch video art exhibition explores the concepts of pixel language and glitch aesthetics. The event is curated by Mohammad Ali Famori and features amazing works by 27 artists from around the world. It opened its doors to the public on November 5 and will be on view through November 12. The group art show takes place at Pejman Foundation: Kandovan Building. Those who want to join the exhibition will be able to witness unique video and audio artworks of exceptional quality.

The full list of video artists includes Arezou Ramezani, Franco Palioff, Sadegh Majlesi, Mohammad Ali Famori, Neda Dastafkan, Diyufang, Ramin Saeidian, Nazila Karimi, Parisa Pakzamir, Hernando Urrutia, Parnian Donyari, Reza Famori, Suture Blue (Brittany Nickels), Aqeaq Afkhami, Mohammad Abdollahzadeh, Sabato Vissconti, Erfan Ashourioun, Shalala Salamzadeh, Chris Kore, Abarca, Elnaz Mohammadi, Monika Mihaly, Arash Masoom, Yannet Vilela Medina, Shirin Karami Mofrad, Nima Mansoury, and Shahab Shahali. The sound designers of the show are Farbod Hamedi, Kamran Mottaghi, Ehsan Masoudian, Mohammad Sahebzamani, Babak Sepanta, and Jesper Frederiksen.

Glitch: Aesthetic of the Pixels, a Group Art Show You Shouldn’t Miss

Don’t miss your chance to visit “Glitch: Aesthetic of the Pixels” in Tehran, Iran. The bet is that you have never seen such a multi-diverse and unique group art show before.

Photographs by Kayvan Yousefi

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