Beeple is the first artist to really put the NFT craze on the market. His work titled 'Everydays - The First 5000 Days' was sold as an NFT at Christie's for a staggering 69 million USD. That is 69 million….for a JPG.

Smilde's work is best known for his site-specific, ephemeral cloud installations. He literally makes clouds inside his chosen areas. He has to make the area very humid and within a specific temperature range, then he let out a puff of moisture from his fog machine and makes a cloud. He then photographs the moment.

Janet Cardiff created an audio installation title "The 40 Part Motet" consisting of forty separately recorded voices that are played back through forty speakers strategically placed throughout the exhibition space.

"Hyper-Reality" is a concept film by Keiichi Matsuda. It presents a provocative and kaleidoscopic new vision of the future, where physical and virtual realities have merged, and the city is saturated in media.

John Cage was an American composer and music theorist. He was a pioneer of several musical/artistic fields. His composition "4:33" was totally silent, and not a single note was played. But the performance follows a strict script for this short duration.

Salvatore Garau has been an acting participant of the Italian contemporary arts scene. He has recently come into the spotlight for creating an invisible sculpture; 'Io Sono', and selling it for over 18 thousand Euros. "Buddha in Contemplazione", is also another invisible artwork that will be featured in the exhibit.