Stories / In focus
DISIVA Editorial · 26 October 2026
An exhibition on an urban screen meets its audience in the course of everyday life. People encounter an artwork while crossing a square, travelling through a city or pausing in the street. The surroundings become part of the experience: architecture, light, movement and the time available to look all shape how an image is received.
DISIVA develops exhibitions for this public setting. The programme has included Piazza Gae Aulenti in Milan, Times Square in New York and floating screens in Miami. Each site invites a different relationship between the work and its audience. Scale makes an image visible; the artist’s ideas give that encounter depth.
The exhibition archive brings these projects together, tracing how digital artworks inhabit different cities and formats.