Satellite is an exhibition infrastructure company for digital art. By deploying a scalable network of modular phygital units, it removes the technological and hardware limitations that prevent digital works from existing IRL at an urban scale. Operating as an open-curation platform, Satellite transforms cities into active exhibition networks and digital art into a public-facing, industrially deployable medium.
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A collective exhibition where artists reinterpret classical paintings through their own styles,
rewriting art history with contemporary gestures, noise, and error.✨
The canon is not
sacred.
The past is rewritten by many hands.🙌
Standardized phygital exhibition devices designed for urban integration.
Flagship modular grid of screens with integrated robotic systems. Kinetic expression becomes a core component of the installation, dissolving the boundary between digital artwork and physical infrastructure.
A specialized two-screen chromed installation designed for smaller footprints. Compact and refined, deployable in spaces where a full WINDOW module cannot operate.
Single giant-screen interventions for expansive urban surfaces. Designed for maximum visual impact at architectural scale, occupying facades and large public walls.
Each new node magnifies the network’s value quadratically (Metcalfe’s Law)
The digital twin and operational brain of the network, prepared for managing curations, connecting artists, collectors, curators and nodes.
Curatorial texts, artist profiles, past exhibitions, 24/7 street-level live streams of each node and full documentation — unified in a single accessible interface.
Curators control installations remotely: screen dispositions, dynamic compositions, light sequences and temporal behaviors.
An open curatorial approach allowing a divergent community of voices to organize and host exhibitions across physical nodes worldwide.
SATELLITE is powered by two complementary forces:
Newtro, a web3-native culture builders collective leading curatorial and community frameworks;
VTV, a studio dedicated to the fine-art design of display systems for digital art.
We operate as an infrastructure layer, deploying our knowledge, operational capacity, and technical expertise as shared cultural resources that connect the public sphere with the decentralized digital ecosystem.
Premium venues deploying nodes as permanent or rotating cultural amenities.
Iconic cultural sites and popular front-facing facades incorporating digital art at street level.
Supporting traditional institutions and enabling global curation through open licensing.
Three structural failures in the traditional art circuit prevent digital art from reaching its full public potential.
The white cube acts as a centralized gatekeeper, limiting access to a narrow curatorial consensus that fails to reflect the plurality of digital-native voices.
Most institutions lack the expertise and flexibility required to exhibit digital art properly, making iterative, medium-aligned curation structurally unfeasible.
Digital art remains confined to high-barrier spaces, disconnected from street-level public engagement and broader cultural visibility.
Build the WINDOW prototype and publication of open-source refurbishing manuals, empowering independent replication of the hardware standard.
Deployment of the first node in Buenos Aires and launch of the Open Curation Platform, establishing the first operational node and its software infrastructure.
First steps of global expansion: Paris, China and the United States. Initial partnerships with international institutions, increasing demand of exhibitions and deployment of additional nodes.
Self-sustainability achieved. Continued deployment of further nodes worldwide. Development of philanthropic funding, diversified revenue streams and institutional partnerships to consolidate SATELLITE as a long-lasting, historically relevant digital arts institution.
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