The Interstellar Soiree during CES Week 2024, showcased at Worre Studios in Las Vegas, was an artistic event highlighting the intersection of human spirit and technology. It featured a diverse collection of artworks that explored our evolving relationship with technology, both from an external and internal perspective. The exhibition included various artists who used their pieces to provoke thought on balancing technological advancement with our eternal roots. This ranged from Chad Johnson‘s drone footage over Redwood trails to Violet Bond‘s performance art in the Australian wilderness, each piece reflecting on themes like human ingenuity, resilience, and our connection to nature.

The event also showcased works like Choen Lee‘s optic illusions that challenged perceptions of reality, Aaron Vick’s absurdist humor, and Lindsay Kokoska‘s cosmic-themed art. Francisco Contreras Esquinca‘s technical drawings blended ancient symbols with digital elements, highlighting the merger of traditional and modern. KUSH a.k.a. MetaMushrooms adds levity while prompting between human and tool. The overarching theme emphasized maintaining a balance between technological progression and the fundamental human experience. The event was more than just an exhibition; it was a reminder of our need to stay connected to our community and to each other, even as we explore new digital frontiers.

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