Ahmed Muntasir’s contributions to the exhibition include serene and contemplative digital landscapes that explore the balance between celestial and earthly elements. One artwork features a seesaw in a purple-hued field, balancing spheres resembling the sun and moon, evoking themes of equilibrium and duality. Another piece depicts large spheres set against a tranquil, reflective surface under a sky tinged with sunset colours, capturing the quiet dialogue between nature and the cosmos. Muntasir’s works highlight the harmony of natural forms and human creativity, illustrating how purple can bridge the abstract and the tangible.

Ronen Tanchum is an artist and technologist whose work resides at the intersection of generative art, synthetic nature, and the interplay between humans, machines, and the environment. His art, characterized by immersive installations and digital canvases, uses technology to explore the complex relationship between organic life and artificial neural networks. Tanchum’s practice transcends traditional boundaries, weaving the spontaneity of natural processes with the algorithmic precision of machine learning, and highlighting the parallels between biological evolution and digital creation. His installations are not just visual experiences but philosophical explorations that challenge viewers to reflect on the convergence of the digital and natural worlds. Through his work, Tanchum envisions a future where artificial intelligence and natural ecosystems coexist symbiotically, offering a profound commentary on the evolving nature of creation and existence. His artworks have been exhibited in various museums, galleries, public screens, and international high-end showrooms across the US, Hong Kong, the UK, Israel, Italy, Switzerland, and Spain.