We are excited about The Digital Art Mile at Basel next week. This gathering isn’t just a showcase—it’s a vibrant reflection of where digital art has come from, where it currently thrives, and the uncharted territories it’s rapidly moving toward. At Loupe, we’re deeply invested in that trajectory, curating digital works that span the globe and stream into everyday spaces—from living rooms to hotel lobbies, corporate environments to cultural installations.
What makes The Digital Art Mile so compelling is its ability to connect the threads of history and innovation. It honors the pioneers who shaped early digital expression while embracing the energy of today’s artists working with AI, code, and emerging technologies. We see this same spirit in the artists we feature on Loupe—visionaries who are redefining how we create, consume, and connect through digital media.
We are particularly inspired by this year’s expanded focus on the broader ecosystem—institutions, collectors, and curators who are grappling with preservation, presentation, and cultural relevance in a fast-moving digital context. These are the very conversations we’re having at Loupe as we build pathways for digital art to thrive not only online, but in the physical and architectural spaces of our everyday lives.
The future of digital art is bright, layered, and collaborative—and The Digital Art Mile is an inspiring reminder of what’s possible when we come together to shape that future.
