Tamar Khelashvili

This exhibition presents Geraldine Leahy’s exploration of the impermanence and volatility of fragile littoral environments under the escalating pressures of climate change. Focusing on coastlines reshaped by severe weather events, the works trace how debris—plastics, netting, rope, wire, corroding metals, toys, and remnants of eroding shoreline homes—becomes embedded within sand and tidal ecosystems. These incongruous objects entangle with seaweed and grasses until distinctions dissolve,...

Digital art has long since outgrown its origins in speculative design and technological novelty. Today, it stands as a fully formed language—fluid, boundaryless, and deeply human. In this 97th edition of Art Magazine, we step into the richly layered world of digital creativity, showcasing a vibrant international spectrum of artists who use the digital not simply as a tool, but as a mode of thinking, seeing, and feeling. Our featured artists traverse a wide range of media: from 3D modeling and...

Cheng Xie is a London-based artist and designer working across graphic media, installation, jewelry, and speculative storytelling. Trained in digital media design and visual communication, her work reflects a strong interest in feminist narratives, cultural displacement, and post-human intimacy. Cheng’s practice weaves together personal mythology and socio-political critique through iterative processes of printmaking, material experiment, and world-building. Her recent works have been...