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Refik Anadol, Living Archive: Nature, 2024. Courtesy of Refik Anadol Studio

Refik Anadol, Living Archive: Nature, 2024. Courtesy of Refik Anadol Studio

·© Refik Anadol Studio

artwork

Living Archive: Nature

by Refik Anadol, Nawashahu Yawanawá and Mukashahu Yawanawá.

Profile (past & present)

Mediums

Installation, Data, Data visualization, Digital, Drawing

Technologies

Artificial intelligence, Blockchain, Live weather data, NFT, Smart contract, Tokenization, Web3 technologies

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World Economic Forum annual meeting

Coverage · 2 articles

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2025Art and Resilience at the World Economic Forum

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2025Embracing the Intelligent Age

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Embracing the Intelligent Age

Joseph Fowler · News · Jan '25

On the Index

Refik Anadol— Artist

World Economic Forum— Nonprofit

Joseph Fowler— Person