Masters Tribute: Innovation at MADS

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Imagination Unleashed With Masters Tribute: A Journey Through Innovation at MADS Art Gallery

The image shows an urban scene in Times Square, New York, with several large digital billboards displaying advertisements. In the center, there is a vibrant and colourful digital art piece on a billboard, depicting a stylized perfume bottle with a figure inside it. The bottle is primarily in hues of purple and blue, with an ethereal quality emphasized by surrounding swirling clouds and vapour-like elements in white and pink. Below the central image, there is a call to action that says "find us on TikTok," suggesting the art is part of a promotional campaign. The scene is captured at dusk or evening, with the illuminated billboards standing out against the dimly lit surroundings. Other visible elements include a partially seen advertisement for food on the left, a blue billboard to the right with "adl.org" written on it, and the dark silhouette of a building with lit windows. An American flag is also present at the bottom right corner.

I’m thrilled to share that earlier this year, I was invited once again to participate in an exhibition at MADS Art Gallery—a place I’ve had nothing but positive experiences with in the past. Their friendly and knowledgeable curators, along with the innovative exposure and stunning promotional content, have made it an incredible journey every time.

For this particular showcase, I decided to present one of my favorite creations from the Artober 2023 challenge, themed around “Potions.” This piece sprang from a burst of spontaneous creativity rather than a preconceived story. It began with an image crafted using AI art tools, which served as a canvas for my imagination. I found myself diving into a creative frenzy, tweaking colors, infusing light effects, and adding various elements that culminated in an abstract backdrop. The final artwork stands as a unique blend of surrealism, fantasy, and abstraction.

Below is a video with highlights from the MADS Art Gallery showing and the feature in Times Square, New York that was a part of the Masters Tribute event. A huge thanks to my curator, Mara Cipriano for all her help and support!

Beyond Boundaries: Celebrating Innovation with the Masters Tribute

MADS Art Gallery is excited to unveil the “Masters Tribute,” a celebration of cutting-edge creativity and the esteemed artists who are reshaping the contours of the art world. This exhibition is a vibrant testament to groundbreaking creativity, featuring a curated selection of works that have played pivotal roles in the narrative of contemporary art. Each showcased artist is a beacon of innovation, contributing significantly to the evolution of modern artistic expression and thought.

Nestled within the gallery’s inspiring space, the “Masters Tribute” offers an immersive experience that transcends the conventional. It’s an invitation to explore an artistic haven where imagination is limitless, and the foremost figures of contemporary art come together. This tribute not only honors the transformative impact and visionary approaches of these artists but also highlights their essential role in sculpting today’s aesthetic and intellectual landscapes.

Revolutionizing Art Exhibitions: M.A.D.S. Art Gallery

M.A.D.S. Art Gallery (Mediator, Advisor, Dealer, Seeker) stands at the forefront of innovation, operating a decentralized digital platform that transcends geographical boundaries. This forward-thinking approach allows for digital events that are accessible worldwide, offering an augmented reality experience free from the constraints of physical space and logistical challenges. 

M.A.D.S. Art Gallery prioritizes the needs of artists, eliminating the hefty costs and red tape of transporting physical artworks. With cutting-edge technology like HD screens, video projectors, and VR devices, M.A.D.S. creates a welcoming space for all art forms. This revolution in art presentation has attracted a global community of artists, providing unparalleled opportunities for exhibition, promotion, and visibility.

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Digital artist and graphic designer, Teresa Cowley

My name is Teresa Cowley, and I'm a digital artist and graphic designer from Vancouver Island, Canada. I focus on abstract and fantasy art as well as digital collage, and like to utilize AI art tools as part of my design process to create new, innovative pieces of art. I strive to create new, unique designs that tell imaginative stories, and I am eager to push the boundaries of what can be expressed with art and technology.

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