Techspressionist at LACADA 2026

An Art Fair Celebrating NFT and Other New Formats

Quick Facts

Dates: July 2026
Location: Los Angles Center for Digital Art (LACADA), Los Angeles, CA
Scale: HD Video, 36" x 32"
Medium: Digital Display, Archival Print
Awarded by: LACADA
Public Access: Open to the public, 1 month

About the Exhibition

Techspressionism 2026: LA and Beyond is a groundbreaking exhibition exploring the intersection of technology and artistic expression through image and video. The exhibition features Techspressionist artist.

Techspressionism is often described as “Expressionism for the Digital Age,” Techspressionism emerged in response to the global shift into digital life, the rise of mobile tools empowering everyday creativity, and the expanding role of human–machine collaboration in art. You can read more on this website.

Both an archival print and a video were accepted into the show. The print is titled "Ring Toss" and the video is "Carnival."

"Ring Toss" exhibited at Techspressionism 2026: LA and Beyond

Behind the Art

I grew up with the traveling carnival that arrived in my town each year, and the boardwalks of Asbury Park and later Coney Island. Those worlds run on games, prizes, a cacophony of sounds and fireworks, all captivating the senses. Carnival distills that energy into pure abstraction. Saturated color and looping motion hold the joy while releasing the literal imagery.

The video was made in Salon, a generative application I built with AI. Salon pairs a shape generator with a system of behaviors, so I set the parameters and then make aesthetic decisions in real time as the work unfolds. It brings the logic of design systems into my fine art practice, and it stays mine, evolving to serve whatever a given piece needs. Ring Toss, the companion print in this show, is drawn from the same visual world.

The custom software , Salon, used to create the video