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Explore how Los Angeles’ unique blend of creativity, technology, and cross‑disciplinary collaboration makes it the perfect setting for SIGGRAPH 2026. From research hubs to cultural landmarks, the city offers endless inspiration and reflects the conference’s spirit of connection, innovation, and community.
Discover how “Heritage Trees” transformed laser scans, sound, and fabrication into an immersive SIGGRAPH 2025 Art Gallery installation that reimagines ancient trees as living archives of culture and ecology.
Art Gallery installation “AI in the Sky” blends art, science, and AI to explore the search for the extinct cycad Encephalartos woodii and how machines perceive nature.
These Art Papers contributors focus on the human side of artificial intelligence and how their work shines a new light on how AI is more than just a machine.
“PoeSpin” merges pole dance, AI, and poetry to explore new forms of human–machine expression at SIGGRAPH 2025.
The SIGGRAPH 2025 Art Gallery invites you to explore the intersection of nature, technology, and human emotion — and “How to Find the Soul of a Sailor” stands at the center of that convergence.
SIGGRAPH 2025 Art Gallery Chair Francesca Franco sits down with Manfred Mohr, Christa Sommerer, and Laurent Mignonneau to explore the evolving intersection of art, technology, and nature — from algorithmic and generative art to interactive systems and AI.
Join SIGGRAPH Spotlight as past, present, and future Computer Animation Festival chairs, including Tim Cheung, share insider tips, submission secrets, and exciting previews of SIGGRAPH 2025!
“The Sun Is Bad” is a vibrant tale set in 1980s Hong Kong, where a girl’s fight against the sun blends nostalgia with resilience and environmental themes.
Francesca Franco, Ernest Edmonds, and Matthew Attard discuss how generative art can bridge the gap between the natural world and digital technology.
Hop in the driver’s seat and find inspiration for your SIGGRAPH 2025 submissions.
Kachi Chan’s Art Paper showcases the symbolic interplay between humans and machines and offers an opportunity to view societal and political issues in a unique way.