

Photo by Greg Navarro
Steven Sacks has cultivated a community of pioneering artists who treat tech not as a tool, but as a medium.
Don't let the simple glass exterior fool you. Inside, the space pulses with ideas. Whether the art on view is ephemeral, generative, digital, time-based, or interactive, screens flicker, code breathes, and machines feel oddly human.
You leave more fluent in the language of technology, with a deeper appreciation for the poetic potential of pixels. You stop seeing tech as cold or purely functional and start seeing it as beautiful, strange, and playful.
Steven Sacks founded Bitforms in 2001, becoming one of the first gallerists to champion digital and generative art. Over two decades, he's built a tight-knit, forward-focused community of some of the most compelling artists working in digital, generative, and tech-based media today.

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