Digital art

You can find a museum for just about everything. But for many years now, if you look hard enough, you can experience art exhibitions quite differently. The traditional experience of passively viewing art is dwindling and it has been flipped it on its head. Shows encourage visitors to interact with the exhibits, and experience art with AR and VR experiences. Brands have been reconnecting with an online audience since the latter part of the pandemic, and some are innovating and enhancing their advertising, while collaborating with all kinds of media? Immersive artists are partnering and crosspollinating a rapid pace. New ideas are popping up every day.

R&D labs

The best way to design interactive experiences happens when you bring artists and storytellers together from different disciplines, to collaborate and share expertise. An R&D lab can connect any business corporations to AR, VR, gaming, and interactive experiences looking to invest on a long-term digital shift. new3plus’ platform connects experience, talent, vision, and technologies to develop your personalized experience.

Virtual / Live Exhibition

at The Bass, Miami Beach’s contemporary art museum

New3plus founders connected choreographer Maria Noujaim to Daata Art. Together we have established a unique virtual/live exhibition at The Bass, Miami Beach’s contemporary art museum. Daata Art collaborated with The Bass co-commission, and screened Maria Noujaim’s “Zoom Choreography Artwork”. The aim was to launch the work at the New World Symphony outdoor screening wall on February 18, 2021, in tandem with the artwork’s release on Daata’s platform, as an artwork for sale, and on the Daata homepage for anyone to view it. This programming was curated by David Gryn, Daata, and Leilani Lynch of, The Bass. The curatorial representation of Maria was advertised via the Aarea platform, Galeria Jacqueline Martins, and the facilitators of the relationship of new3plus founders, Sabine and Bernardo.