bitforms gallery is pleased to announce our participation in Art Basel Hong Kong 2026, where we will present a selection of works by Daniel Canogar and Quayola at Booth Z14. This booth brings together generative sculptures and computational images that translate live data, streamed content, and natural phenomena into evolving visual forms. Daniel Canogar’s Diorama, Levels, Zero Day and works from Quayola’s Storms series explore how contemporary technologies reshape our relationship to nature, ritual, and visual culture. Drawing from real-time disaster alerts and ultra-high-definition footage of stormy seas, these artworks transform abstract systems into sensory experiences. Positioned between sculpture, screen, and painting, the works reflect on how attention, meaning, and collective experience are produced in an era governed by data flows and digital mediation.
Storms XS launches on Objkt. as a limited NFT drop on March 25, presenting 50 unique works by Quayola. Part of his ongoing Storms series, this NFT collection consists of 50 distinct iterations, each generated by the analysis of waves behaviors in a specific moment in time. Each work is created through Quayola’s custom software.
View works in our booth here.
Art Basel Hong Kong 2026 Zero 10 This presentation proposes a dialogue between generative sculpture, data-driven imagery, and contemporary landscape studies, bringing together works from Daniel Canogar’s Diorama, Zero-day, Levels, and Quayola’s Storms series. Together, these artworks examine how technological systems mediate our understanding of nature, ritual, and visual experience, translating invisible infrastructures into tangible aesthetic forms.
