Techspressionist Salon 107 // New Artists

Join us as we welcome a group of newly added artists from the Techspressionist Visual Artist Index to share their work for the first time in the Salon. The session will feature short introductions and artist talks exploring diverse approaches to the expressive use of technology in their work, with participating artists joining from Russia, Australia, Brooklyn, and Texas.

Artists

Tina Anderson – Moscow, Russia

Tina Anderson is a cultural historian and visual architect using AI-assisted image-making to realize dark mechanical worlds. Her work is inspired by the sacred and the technological, where ritual, myth, architecture, and artificial bodies intersect.

Fahn (James Gardiner) – Erskineville (Sydney), Australia  

Fahn is a multi-disciplinary artist working between analogue gestural floor drawing and a collaborative CNC machine translation process – for the creation of multi-material abstract relief paintings. His work explores tool signatures and ambiguity as a process for creating conscious presence.

Mario Viele | Charity Cult – Brooklyn, NY USA

Mario is a musician and abstract digital artist who uses an array of apps in a chain to make highly distorted and effervescent visual expressions from a unique source image every day. His work channels glitch, abstract expressionism, off the cuff street art, classic ANSI art and more.

Beau Tardy Artist – B! – Houston, TX USA  

Beau Tardy is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work bridges the gap between fine arts and technology-driven media. He attended Parsons School of Design and was awarded a French Ministry of Culture Art Grant for his ELECTRONISM project. He went on to work in broadcast television for MTV and other TV networks. His work is called ELECTRONISM.

Moderator

Colin Goldberg – North Bennington, VT USA

Colin Goldberg is an American artist whose work merges painting, digital media, and augmented reality. He coined the term Techspressionism in 2011 and initiated the formation of the artist group in 2020. A Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant recipient, his work is in the Hearst Collection, with a solo show at the Cape Cod Museum of Art scheduled for Summer 2027.