The initiative takes its name from Russian avant-garde artist Kazimir Malevich’s 1915 exhibition ‘The Last Futurist Exhibition of Paintings 0,10’, staged in Petrograd (now Saint Petersburg). The show was credited with introducing a groundbreaking new era in avant-garde art. In a similar vein, the works on view in Miami venture into new terrain. Alongside experimental digital pieces, there will be prints, sculpture, installation, and video works that engage with artificial intelligence, generative systems, and robotics.
Zero 10 – which is a mix of booths and freestanding works, as well as the aforementioned robot dogs– features 12 exhibitors. The list includes a mix of leading digital platforms, such as Art Blocks, AOTM, and SOLOS, alongside galleries with physical locations such as Pace Gallery, Nguyen Wahed, and Fellowship. UBS are also loaning an immersive video installation by Chinese artist Lu Yang.
While creatives in the digital ecosystem are often isolated from the contemporary art world, Scheinman says Zero 10 aims to break down boundaries and spark new dialogue. Located opposite the Meridians sector, it allows visitors to draw connections between analog and digital works.
