Refresh.art is an explainer magazine, moving away from the jargon that characterized the 20th century, which often created a closed system reserved for an elite few. In recognizing that the art world itself is a changing concept, we believe that art should be for everyone, everywhere.

 

As we move deeper in the digital age, the role of art is also shifting. Art is no longer confined only to static artworks, enclosed spaces. Instead, it unfolds across physical and digital landscapes, blending the tangible and virtual.

 

However, art should not be seen merely as entertainment or decoration; this risk is particularly salient in an age where technology allows for grand installations that often lack deeper meaning, often encouraged by a certain market that suggests value should be packaged in flattering statements.


While we maintain our commitment to quality, we aim to create content that is understandable and engaging. In these challenging times, we believe that art is more crucial than ever, and our mission is to make it resonate with all.


Refresh explores the digital age through engaging contemporary art and cultural commentary, moving away  from the binary opposition between technophiles and dystopian critics.

 

Refresh encourages a rethinking of our relationships with technology, art, and nature, advocating for a future where diversity thrives.

 

It is a necessary admonition in a time where authoritarian ideologies seek to confine our understanding within narrow confines, stifling the vibrant tapestry of human thought and creativity.

 

The magazine invites readers to navigate an evolving reality where the physical and the digital has merged,where the invisible and visible intertwine, revealing new ways of seeing, understanding, and engaging with the hybrid world we live in.

 

 

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Refresh magazine is produced and published by Curatorialoffice in the European Union

Editor in chief : Philippe Riss-Schmidt - Press Release to send to art@refresh.art