Events

The exhibition showcased Video Art (in any form) that deals with thriving, prosperous, abundant, joyful, and resilient presents and futures. Curated by Flounder Lee, Goswami along with collaborators Cody Igo, Maria Fern, Alexander Kirkpatrick, and Alex Mendoza showed their video + AI animation work, Interlinked, at the outdoor gallery for hangable art. 

The Computer Art Congress (CAC) is a peer-reviewed multidisciplinary academic gathering that interrogates art and sciences from different angles. Goswami showcased Brain Melt for the time of the conference and gave a brief talk about how the work utilizes generative AI. The main theme for the 8th biannual congress was "Computer Art and Digital Design in the Age of Generative AI"

A large-scale public exhibition organized by Outspoken Arts Ltd.. Works selected: Brain Melt, Dance of the Water Bytes, & Interlinked. Works showcased on a 43 in. TV with headphones. See web gallery here.

178 films and 19 artists showcasing films in the categories of Experimental Short, Experimental Documentary/Essay Short, Cinematic Poetry/Video Art, Animation & VR, and AI-Driven Films, and Visual Art, respectively. Official Selection: Brain Melt. Honorable Mention: Dance of the Water Bytes and An Imminent Disquietude. Check out my profile for the festival here. 

Presented by The Water State, a division of Play Hard Florida, showcases original creative works by North Central Florida artists that explore how Florida is “Shaped by Water,” literally and figuratively, on canvas, photo, sculpture, and screen. Dance of the Water Bytes is the sole video/sound work featured in this group exhibition curated by Rebecca Welch.

Traditional media and new media works evoking "goblin mode" were displayed in this contemporary art gallery. 3D composite image Hyde & Hyde was one of the featured works in this group exhibition curated by Dessarae Bassil.

First-time participant as a Finalist in the internationally acclaimed festival at Alys Beach. Featured the AI animation with sound, Is this what I think it is? Projection festival curated by John Colette. Check out my interview from the first night of the festival here.