CODAsummit: Art, Technology and Place
September 29 – October 1, 2026
Santa Fe, NM
Artist Showcases
15-minute presentations by artists who work with technology in new and innovative ways. Sixteen presentations, with tracks running simultaneously. See the agenda for the order of presentations.
GGI
Artist Showcases Sponsor
GGI has been an industry leader in digital printing and public art for 15 years, innovating with artists to bring their work to the built environment in ways not previously possible.
Giles Miller
Giles Miller Studio
Giles Miller Studio was founded in 2011 by Giles Miller, a British artist who works in surface, structure, and sculpture. Neuroscientific findings relating to biophilia, form, scale, texture, and colour set the sensory intentions of every piece. And ongoing input from experts in the neuroscientific field inspires the studio’s creative direction.
Anaisa Franco
I present HexaLumina, my recent public artwork merging emerging technologies and parametric design: a solar-powered installation in Dallas using organic solar cells. By day, it casts colorful, shifting shadows; by night, it glows with energy harvested from the sun—a radiant symbol of creativity and sustainability.
David Galvan
Oculta Studio
Kinetic Art at multiple scales.
Anaitté Vaccaro
ANAITTE, Inc.
For over thirty years, Puerto Rican artist Anaitté Vaccaro has pursued the total work of art through Digital Scenography, across theater, projection, sculpture, and public art. This is where that journey has led. Come find out.
Adam Frelin
Warm Front LLC
While overviewing my most notable projects, such as being lead artist on a $1 million Public Art Challenge grant through Bloomberg Philanthropies, I will be doing something unexpected by sharing my stage time with a public art curator I have worked closely with over the years.
Brad Devins
OWLEY Studios
As a documentary filmmaker & photographer for global art projects and artist often working with nature, Bradford Devins (Founder of OWLEY Studios and CODAawards videos) shares how mindful documentation & storytelling further connects us to each other and our environment.
Scott Constable
WOWHAUS
SOUL OF THE MACHINE: What are the roles of craft and the hand in the built environment in the age of AI? How can artists cultivate (and protect) creativity and imagination using computational tools and strategies? What new possibilities and challenges emerge in public art as AI-driven, computational design and fabrication set a new standard? What can we learn from ancient cities and art that has stood the test of time?
Holly Danger
Danger Gallery
Holly Danger shares the journey of Let In, Let Go, an immersive artwork born from a daily creative practice that has evolved into an expanding ecosystem of exhibitions and live experiences worldwide. Discover how a single work can evolve while transforming ordinary spaces into moving experiences.
Courtney Minor
The CMD Studio
I plan to present an overview of my current work as well as my dream installation and mural art that I hope to create in the future.
Hugo Laliberté
Ottomata
I will be presenting some of our most recent works with the studio, namely our new interactive immersive ice rinks format, our new interactive installations Water Orchestra and our new upcoming immersive exhibit Our Infinite Force premiering in 2027.
Emily Eisenhart
Studio Eisenhart
Discover the philosophy behind Studio Eisenhart’s multidisciplinary creative practice, where anthropology, storytelling, and collaboration with architects, designers, and communities shape site-specific public art. From sculptures and murals to immersive installations, each work connects people to place, inviting curiosity and playful exploration.
September 29 – October 1, 2026 | Santa Fe, NM