Aviv Clinics is delighted to unveil a new collaboration with 0xCollection, a groundbreaking Swiss arts collective. This joint effort will display numerous artworks from the organization’s remarkable group of creators.
0xCollection, pronounced “Hex Collection”, is a digital art hub focused on assembling art collections that transcend the limits of time and imagination. Their debut exhibition, “Synaesthesia Immersivia,” is proudly backed by Aviv Clinics and will present the creations of eight up-and-coming artists investigating the nexus of culture and advanced technology.
“Aviv Clinics has consistently taken satisfaction in nurturing cultural pursuits and championing diverse abilities, and our alliance with 0xCollection is a demonstration of that pledge,” stated Robert Herváth, Chief Executive Officer of Aviv Group. “As a company committed to existing at the vanguard of advancement, we employ that same principle to our partnerships, harmonizing Aviv’s inventive essence with similarly imaginative establishments to make a beneficial influence on society.”
Introducing an additional dimension to this stimulating partnership, Aviv Clinics will also bolster the development of a novel data-inspired artwork by celebrated digital artist Refik Anadol, entitled “Dvořák’s Vision.”
“Representing 0x, I desire to convey my heartfelt appreciation to Aviv Clinics for their charitable backing of 0xCollection’s first exhibition in Prague; it would not have materialized without their contributions,” shared Allie Anastasia, Head of 0xCollection.
Their goal was to merge the finest aspects of technology and creativity,” they explained, emphasizing the collaboration’s focus on uniting leading figures from both realms. They expressed gratitude to Allwyn for facilitating the widespread dissemination of this message and educating others about this exhilarating period of rapid advancement in technology and art.
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