July 2026

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For $15,000, visitors can create their own artwork at Dataland in Los Angeles, a program offered by its curator, Mr. Refik Anadol. He did not invent AI immersive reality, just as Pablo Picasso did not invent oil paint. Some critics argue that his work functions less as traditional art and more as a visually driven artificial-media strategy using their technology. Many art world wide, galleries and Museum, architectural, and projection specialists around the world use this immersive technique for years. Realize this art physical installation and is not considered anymore as a “echt,” novelty. 

You can bypass Mr. Anadol’s overrated offer. Make your own immersive art using free software like Canva or Krita, then print it at a FedEx print shop. A 4×4 ft poster costs around $60, with higher-end quality available through Pictorem for more. Hang it at home—or better, bring it to the office and spark lunch conversation with a simple question: “Are you looking at it—or inside it?” Talk art, eating a deli sandwich from Mike’s Deli. Delivered by Uber Eats. Editorial. Ula Schwartz: for laarttv, Berliner Kumst Magazine, GR. (EFA).