Data and Context: Redefining Art and Science in the data-verse @HighMuseum
Data and Context: Redefining Art and Science in the data-verse  @HighMuseum
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 43 minutes ago
In an age where we are constantly inundated with data, Ryoji Ikeda’s “data-verse” inspires us to consider how information can be reimagined through the lens of art. Watch this conversation that brings together artists, technologists, and interdisciplinary thinkers to consider the evolving relationship between data, design, and human perception and to explore what happens when technology becomes a medium for unmediated creative expression.
This conversation is moderated by Andrew Westover (Eleanor McDonald Storza Deputy Director, Learning and Civic Engagement) and is a collaboration between the High Museum of Art, Data & Society, and the Atlanta Interdisciplinary AI Network (AIAI).

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Data and Context: Redefining Art and Science in the data-verse

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