Krista Kim advocates for the idea that the future of humanism is digital, achieved through free thought and expressionism that knows no bounds. She thinks the future of art is based on computers and AI becoming a digital layer of our physical reality. Her works are inspired by her movement, transcending the idea that a balanced culture between humans and technology not only can be achieved, but would improve society as a whole. Producing visceral experiences, Kim challenges the meaning of beauty and elevates human consciousness. The thesis of her work is to prompt moments of healing and wellness on screens which are often associated with mass communication, overload and manipulation. Krista’s intention is to create a meditative experience using digital technology, like a digital zen garden for the 21st century. She believes that art can heal and create humane digital culture through the philosophy of Techism.

“As we build a new civilization in the Metaverse, we must create beauty.  Our environment and the intrinsic beauty of our surroundings, becomes a mirror of the mind.  What we behold, we become.  We must be more creative, more collaborative and more open to innovation in order to thrive in the digital age.”

—Krista Kim