ARTMETA BASEL 2025

Beyond the frames

16 - 22 JUNE 2025

Basel, Switzerland

The Sigg Art Foundation was proud to take part in ArtMeta Basel 2025 with a curated presentation foregrounding seminal international voices in digital and contemporary practices. This second edition participation embodies our ongoing engagement with the critical intersections of art, technology, and cultural transformation.

 By presenting visionary voices from across the globe, we reaffirm – alongside our audiences and longtime partners – a shared commitment for art’s capacity to challenge, connect, and inspire.

PAST PROGRAMS RESIDENTS

What begins in residence becomes part of a lasting dialogue. The Sigg Art Foundation is proud to present a selection of past residents as part of its curatorial program at The Digital Art Mile during ArtMeta Basel.
Our residencies are conceived not as isolated moments, but as the starting point of a long-term commitment. Each of these artists — Grégory Chatonsky, Ben Elliot, and Khaled Makhshoush — has developed work in close collaboration with the Foundation across programs in France, Saudi Arabia, and Greece.
Through this ongoing support, we continue to foster artistic growth rooted in experimentation, research, and shared cultural values.

Gregory Chatonsky Neural Landscape Network 4, 2024

GREGORY CHATONSKY

Neural Landscape Network 4, 2024

BEN ELLIOT

Sculpt, 2025

KHALED MAKHSHOUSH

Midnight Rain, 2025

SIGG ART PRIZE

The 2024 Prize was a beginning. Our support goes further. We were pleased to present five artists from the inaugural Sigg Art Prize as part of its official participation in The Digital Art Mile at ArtMeta Basel.


Launched in 2024, the Sigg Art Prize is a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to supporting visionary practices at the intersection of art and technology — with particular attention to the potential of Artificial Intelligence. Through a combination of financial support, production and visibility, the Prize provides a platform for artists shaping the future of imagination. Last year’s participants — Dana-Fiona Armour, Elly Cho, Lea Collet, Aaron Scheer and Sasha Stiles — exemplify a new generation of creators whose work challenges traditional narratives and redefines the cultural impact of digital innovation.

Dana Fiona Armour at ArtMeta 2025 in Basel

DANA-FIONA ARMOUR

SculptScan Micro CT Nicotiana Benthamiana- Pre Transgenesis ACT II, 2023

Elly Cho in Basel for Art Meta with the Sigg Art Foundation

ELLY CHO

Sum (Island), 2022

LÉA COLLET

Digitalis (hybridation VI), 2025

AARON SCHEER

_Scyscrapers Of The Future, 2023

SASHA STILES

Repetae: Time Resets But I Remember, 2025

SAUDI ARTISTS

From script to code: two Saudi voices, one cultural continuum. This exhibition presentation reflects the Foundation’s long-standing engagement with the cultural landscape of Saudi Arabia and its commitment to fostering artistic practices rooted in research, innovation, and dialogue.

 

“We are proud to be part of the extraordinary cultural initiatives that Saudi Arabia has been developing in recent years. Resident in KSA for the last decades, I am looking forward to the Foundation becoming one of the voices that foster the intercultural dialogue between the East and West.” — Pierre Sigg, Founder


By supporting artists such as Lulwah Al Homoud and Donia Alshetairy, the Foundation reaffirms its dedication to bridging generations and geographies through works that speak to both heritage and emerging technologies.

LULWAH ALHOMOUD
The Language of Existence, 2022

DONIA ALSHETAIRY

The speech of the stone, 2023

REVELATIONS

New names, bold visions. As part of its official participation in The Digital Art Mile at ArtMeta Basel, the Sigg Art Foundation was pleased to unveil a new generation of artists joining its public program for the first time.

These new collaborations embody our mission to empower emerging creatives — with a special focus on those challenging history and its artistic heritage through the lens of digital and technological innovation. Their practices span generative systems, machine collaboration, post-simulation mythologies, and immersive sculptural forms. Together, they reflect a shared desire to shape new aesthetic languages for a world in flux.

Sougwen Chung with Sigg Art Foundation in Basel 2025

SOUGWEN CHUNG
BODY MACHINE (MERIDIANS) – Desert Biome, 2025

HARTO

Singularity #8 and #7, 2024

XAVIER MAGALDI

The Gardian Oasis, 2025

Private dinner

BEYOND THE FRAMES

18 June, 2025

KUNSTMUSEUM, BASEL

On June 18, the Sigg Art Foundation hosted an intimate private dinner within the privatised spaces of the Kunstmuseum Basel. Bringing together leading collectors, artists, and cultural figures, the evening offered a rare moment of exchange during Art Basel week, celebrating contemporary creation in a setting that encouraged dialogue, discovery, and connection.

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