Meet the Generative Art Exhibition Featuring Tyler Hobbs: In Our Code

This fall, the Unit London gallery will debut its first generative NFT art exhibition in partnership with AOI: “In Our Code”. The event brings together leading generative artists, including Tyler Hobbs, IX Shells, and Casey Reas. Collectors will be able to explore the connection between artistic skills and computer coding between September 13th – October 16th at the popular venue.

What is the “In Our Code” generative art exhibition about?

Starting September 13th, collectors will explore a new digital universe via Unit London’s first generative art exhibition. The event, titled “In Our Code”, will reveal the surprisingly strong bond between human imagination and AI.

As an attendee, you can check out new NFTs from top artists in the field: Tyler Hobbs, IX Shells, and Casey Reas. Each content creator uses his own autonomous system based on their unique data entry system. To clarify, each artist will display a different style and color scheme depending on their coding plan.

For example, leading exhibition participant Tyler Hobbs is mainly working with algorithms and plotters for his generative art. Meanwhile, IX Shells’ artworks have been displayed by the prestigious Christie’s New York this year. Last but not least, Casey Reas created Processing, an innovative programming language to create animations.

Together, the three artists will display some of their top artworks during Unit London’s “In Our Code” exhibition.

Why did Unit London team up with AOI?

The Unit London gallery joined forces with AOI for its generative art exhibition. AOI (short for “Art on Internet”) is a Web3 platform promoting digital creativity via NFTs. From TV shows to art exhibitions, the platform shares the same goal as Unit London: bringing generative artists and collectors together.

“Our mission is to rapidly cross-pollinate the distinct traditional art and NFT audiences,” said Unit London Co-founder Joe Kennedy. “We provide ongoing opportunities for education and participation across both communities, and create a truly integrated, forward-looking art world.”