Andrew Hlynsky

“Summer Street Luminism” is an interactive projection on the facade of 125 Summer Street. As pedestrians walk through the park directly in front of the building, their footsteps create different patterns on the building’s facade.

Ken Farmer and Caroline Maxwell

A site-specific projection installation utilizing the convergence of light and shadow to explore historical and topological threads embedded within the landscape of Boston.

God Damn Chan, Rah Zen, Lder, DJ Manipulator, Catman,

Visuals by Sam Okerstrom-Lang

The immersive and intimate experience of Nightworks brought to the Downtown Boston city landscape. An exploration of electronic instrumental beat music and it's intrinsic cohesion with expansive live visual 3D animation.

Arantxa Araujo

A multimedia performance exploring ideas of sharing energy beyond one’s skin or kinesphere. By spreading one’s presence, others get affected in some manner.

Holly Danger

“Let in, Let go” is a video art installation that exists to offer a quiet moment of peace and reflection through it's abstract video collage compositions, disrupting the way that images are typically seen.

Alex Furlan

"Interlux" is an interactive light installation that can be controlled through the festival app. Visitors can sign up to interact with the lighting installation for a window of time. This installation is intended to be a whimsical environment, not just for the visitors controlling the light but becomes an immersive artwork for viewers to touch and play.

Daniel Alexander Smith

In Boston, the skyline changes faster than we can. We fall continuously into the skeleton of a procedurally generated skyscraper.

Gabriel Sosa and Greer Muldowney

“It's Morning Again in America,” integrates photographs of a quickly gentrifying Somerville with text from a 1984 Reagan campaign ad.

Safarani Sisters

“The Puppet Dance” is a large-scale artwork that combines painting with layered animations projected back onto the painting. This artwork bridges between classical painting and performing art.

Laine Rettmer

“Vanitas (Lucia)” is a mediation on the production and transmission of affect in media as it relates to the portrayal of female hysteria and sorrow. The work reinterprets the mad scene from Donizetti’s opera, Lucia Di Lammermoor, as a base to examine the control and rejection of pain in traditional depictions of women.

Catherine Siller

Immerse yourself in the luscious world of an imaginary Instagram influencer: swim in a sea of beauty products, fly through opulent baroque palaces, and dissolve in a glitchy post-apocalyptic industrial-chic landscape. Swipe up to buy now.

Caitlin & Misha

“An Ecology of Worries” consists of several animated characters speaking worries that were synthesized using various machine learning algorithms.

Jason Crigler

“Illumination” is an immersive soundscape throughout the entire festival area featuring distinct components of the music that can be heard in each plaza, but will merge with the audio from each additional location in a continuous blanket of sound.

Sosolimited

This generative artwork splashes Paul Rudolph's modernist building with a dizzying mandala of color and texture, synthesized from joyful internet image searches.

Zebbler Studios

Zebbler Studios team animates a flower-store inspired by bursts of plants, vines and floral arrangements, hovering in air on a translucent screen installed behind a floral display. .