Digital Art | Portfolio
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HOFA Gallery is proud to work with a number of the most recognised and internationally renowned Digital Artists and creatives globally, which has formed a key part of the gallery’s curatorial programme and portfolio.
HOFA Gallery represents artists pioneering and shaping the Digital Art Movement, working at the very intersections of technology and art, incorporating Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and Generative processes as part of their creative practices.
Niceaunties is an artist and designer based in Singapore. Drawing inspiration from the influential women in her family and the distinct 'auntie culture,' her work explores themes of ageing, beauty, personal freedom, and everyday life through AI art. Her life experiences and architectural training inform the conceptual basis of her pieces, while her focus on the nuanced behaviours of 'aunties' highlights the culture prevalent in Asian communities. Influenced by surrealism, fantasy, and kawaii culture, Niceaunties' art champions empowerment and self-expression.
New Zealand Multi-media Artist & Composer, Jesse Woolston creates under the alias, Koronis. The outlet ranges from experimental electronic music combined with modern classical compositions, technology driven art and performance.
Jesse recently unveiled a global collaboration with DIOR. An international installation series of boutique, site specific, and special projects where performance and physics come together, shedding light on the Dior legacy and Kim Jones’ Dior Summer 2023 men’s collection.
Krista is a digital artist, founder of Techism and Cultural Leader for the World Economic Forum (WEF) whose work explores the concept of digital consciousness. Krista works in both digital and physical realms with a keen focus on combining technology and art to use a tool for human wellbeing and healing.
We spoke to Refik Anadol and Chief Nixiwaka Yawanawa ahead of the unveiling of their Web3 collaboration - Winds of Yawanawa - at Scorpios Mykonos.
Following a successful inaugural year in London, the Digital Art Awards return in partnership with Phillips during Art Basel Hong Kong week.
Celebrating artists working at the forefront of digital, computational, and blockchain-based practices, the awards bring together artists, collectors, curators, and cultural leaders shaping the future of contemporary art.
Global visibility. International jury.
Phillips Hong Kong
24 March 2026
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