Synthetic ecology in public space.
Live data, machine perception, and generative rules let weather, energy, bodies, and time alter the image.
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Ronen Tanchum builds living public artworks that change with weather, energy, human presence, architecture, and time.
Story Angles
Three story angles.
Digital artworks shaped by place.
At the World Economic Forum, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Seoul, and Times Square, public presence, architecture, and environmental conditions become part of the work.
Software can enter the room as an artwork, object, record, and long-term responsibility.
Classical Revival exists as 100 digital editions and five touch-responsive physical objects, accompanied by edition and certificate records.
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Ronen Tanchum
Ronen Tanchum builds living public artworks where machine perception, environmental data, and human presence shape one another. His practice includes real-time installation, moving image, generative systems, and physical editions made for museums, architecture, and public space.
Recent contexts include Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the World Economic Forum in Davos and Tianjin, the OpenAI Alpha Artist Program, Art Blocks, Times Square, and Bonian Art Space in Beijing.
Current Projects
Current work and commissions.
Presented in 2025, IN BLOOM translates live electricity data into blooming and wilting.
Two original video works commissioned for the Atelier Nodeul media façade in Seoul, a Seoul Metropolitan Government project in a building designed by Thomas Heatherwick.
One hundred digital editions and five touch-responsive physical objects released through Art Blocks.
A site-specific audiovisual work with Ehud Banai, commissioned for the Bell Cave at Beit Guvrin National Park by the Israel Nature and Parks Authority.