What a Week!
Bangkok, you were absolutely incredible. 🙌 From dancefloor-filling selectors to thought-provoking discussions, last week was a celebration of art, technology, and community.
We’re brimming with gratitude for everyone who joined us and are excited to highlight the incredible artists and partners who helped make it all possible.
Agg Summit After Party 🎉
Refraction brought the energy to the Agg Summit After Party in collaboration with Polygon and Agg Layer. The vibe was unmatched, with stunning installations by Nicolas Sassoon, Sasha Stiles, and Andreas Gysin transforming the space. The soundtrack of the night featured electrifying sets from DJs Issasha, Yoongying, and Marie Montexier. This unforgettable event showcased the best of art-meets-tech, and we’re so thankful to the Agg Summit team for having us. 💃✨
WalletCon Curation 🎨
A huge thank you to WalletConnect and Reown for partnering with us on a thought-provoking exhibition at WalletCon. The showcase explored themes of connection, ownership, and creativity, featuring works from visionary artists Ellie Pritts, p1xelfool, Kika Nicolela, and Panlert. These artists are reshaping how identity is represented in the Web3 space. The mints for these extraordinary pieces are still open. Thanks to everyone who engaged and supported this unique exhibition. 🙌
Refraction x Serotonin x Towns Party 🪩
Shout out to Serotonin and Towns for collaborating on one of the most talked-about parties of the week! 🥂 From immersive experiences to unforgettable moments on the dance floor with Nisatiwa, DJ Zombie, Brent Burns, @maachewbentley, Yoongying and of course Soul Clap who closed out the night with some serious heat, this event showcased the power of celebrating creative communities together. 🔗💜
Rari DeFi Studio Art Contest, Exhibit & Panel 🎨
We were thrilled to co-curate the Rari DeFi Studio Art Contest with Justin Gilyani and Aniko Berman from Codex Projects, spotlighting global talent at the intersection of decentralized finance and art. The event featured an inspiring panel with Kim Madison (VP of Customer Success, Rarible), Sam Friedman (Head of Marketing, Arbitrum), Jana Bertram (Head of Strategy, RARI Foundation), Justin Gilanyi (Curator, Codex Projects), and Shavonne Wong (New Media Artist), with moderation by Puke Rainbow (Rug Radio Asia). The exhibit showcased exceptional works by Dina Chang, Elisabeth Sweet, Rebecca Rose, Nygilia, Nathaniel Stern, Gabriel Weis, Kelsen, Big Dan, Forexus, and Shavonne Wong. Thank you to all the participating artists and panelists for your contributions to this inspiring event. 💡✨
Livepeer Limitless Exhibition 🖼️
A special thank you to Livepeer for supporting the “Limitless” AI exhibition. This show featured works by the incredible Connie Bakshi, Ellie Pritts, and Jah, each exploring the intersection of identity, memory, and artificial intelligence. The exhibition was a glimpse into the future of art, made possible by the decentralized innovation of Livepeer’s AI infrastructure. We are excited to continue exploring what’s possible at the cutting edge of creativity and technology together. Learn more about how they're decentralizing AI compute power and why that's so important for creators at Livepeer.org 🌌🖌
Read more about the artists in our interview with them here.
Thank You to the Community 🌍
To everyone who attended, supported, and engaged with our weeklong events in Bangkok: THANK YOU. 💛 This wasn’t just a series of events—it was a collective celebration of what happens when art, technology, and community come together. You’ve inspired us to keep pushing boundaries, and we’re grateful to have shared this journey with you. 🙌✨To our artists, partners, and supporters: your creativity and collaboration made this week unforgettable. We can’t wait for what’s next. 🚀💜
Bangkok, you will always hold a special place in our hearts.
Artists Connie Bakshi and Ellie Pritts reflect on how AI influences their work and perspectives on storytelling, identity, and the evolving role of the artist following their curation in Livepeer x Refraction's Limitless AI exhibit in Bangkok.
