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Refik Anadol’s first monograph traces the process and evolution of his digital art
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LA-based Turkish-American digital artist Refik Anadol is one of a relatively small coterie of practitioners working at scale and with credibility in the Wild West of generative art.
‘Latent City’, Anadol's exhibition in Bruges (Image credit: Cedric Verhelst)A new book seeks to capture this inherently dynamic artistic vision on the printed page, and accompanies Anadol’s exhibition ‘Latent City’ at Brusk in Bruges (on until 8 November 2026).
‘Latent City’, Anadol's exhibition in Bruges (Image credit: Cedric Verhelst)However, the book – Anadol’s first – is an informative journey through his practice and previous work.
‘Latent City’, Anadol's exhibition in Bruges (Image credit: Cedric Verhelst)The book also delves into the process of creating the Bruges exhibition, using the city as a canvas, with millions of points of data interpreted, decoded and reshaped by Anadol’s custom AI processes.
A detail of ‘Latent City’ (Image credit: Refik Anadol)Refik Anadol, €39.95, Hannibal Books, HannibalBooks.be, RefikAnadol.com, @RefikAnadol, RefikAnadolStudio.comWallpaper* Newsletter Receive our daily digest of inspiration, escapism and design stories from around the world direct to your inbox.