LAHORE DIGITAL ARTS FESTIVAL
Mission Statement
Lahore Digital Arts Festival (LDF) aims to celebrate the emerging digital culture of Pakistan by bringing together a community of artists and audiences to explore the intersection of art, technology, and everything in-between. Click on the image to read more.
LDF II: Concluded with 45,000+ visitors
Four main themes emerged from the Metaverse Bodies collection of nine exhibitions based on climate change's impacts, gender and identity, culture and heritage conservation, and computational concepts such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, and futuristic landscapes.
Women vs Machines
“Women Vs Machines aims to address the challenges – obvious and non-obvious – that gender and women face within the technology sector. This concept is designed to consider the future of digital spaces as seen from a gender perspective. This can mean the digital spaces themselves - inviting questions of access, interaction, and safety - as well as the infrastructure and systems needed to support them.
Featured Artists
Herman Rahman
A mixed-media artist, currently on a studio residency at HART HAUS Hong Kong (Image from the project: HAN 한).
Ayesha Mubarak Ali
Her practice explores hybrid models, mixed media, digital fabrications, 3d Renderings, and wearables.
Nabeel Anwar
Nabeel is a Visual/Interface Designer and Illustrator from Pakistan specializing in AR/VR User Interface.
Selected Coverage
Featured Works
Signature Boi
Part of the digital painting series "Signature Boi" By Muhammad Nafay.
18 Years of Bombings in 30 seconds
A visualization of bombing incidents in Pakistan with fatalities from 2000 to 2017 (Plotree).
Grocery Run
Part of Maha Abdul Alaam's concept painting series inspired from BOTW-2.
Rangeen Pakistan
Rangeen Pakistan uses artificial intelligence to add color into old, black and white photos of Pakistan.
Partners
International Donors
Academia
Cultural Organizations
