AI-generated art is stepping out of the screen and into the real world. In 2026, contemporary AI art is not just being collected — it’s being experienced. From lenticular and augmented reality prints to immersive installations at spaces like Outernet in Tottenham Court Road and Frameless, audiences are discovering how technology and creativity combine in tangible, dynamic, and intimate ways. At The WOWOW Gallery, we guide collectors and enthusiasts alike, helping digital works become lasting, interactive, and truly memorable pieces.

Offices are no longer neutral backdrops for desks and screens. They are brand environments, cultural signals, and places designed to attract people rather than simply house them. Yet much of the art in commercial spaces remains curiously generic. As workplaces evolve, so too should the artwork within them — moving beyond decoration towards something more intentional, more contemporary, and more quietly engaging.

There is something quietly unsatisfying about leaving meaningful work trapped on a screen. Art — whether AI-generated, photographic, or deeply personal — deserves a physical presence. Not as an afterthought, and certainly not as a generic print, but as an object with weight, texture and intention. At The WOWOW Gallery, we help transform digital works into beautifully produced physical pieces — from fine art prints to lenticular and augmented reality artworks — preserving ideas, images and moments in ways that feel considered rather than convenient.

In 2025, AI art is no longer niche or experimental — it’s evolving fast, demanding our attention. Artists are pushing generative models, data visualisation, and hybrid human-machine workflows into new terrain. Whether you’re curious, cautious, or full-on obsessed, here’s your guide to current trends and standout AI artists you’ll want in your feed (and your gallery radar).

At The WOWOW Gallery, AI meets human creativity. Our artists- ranging from CGI experts to AI specialists - use generative tools alongside hand alteration to produce dynamic lenticular and holographic art. Discover why we believe the best future for art lies in hybrid approaches, where technology amplifies but does not replace the human vision.

The WOWOW Gallery launches a new collaboration with Darien Davis, the award-winning creative designer and AI consultant. His debut with the gallery, Uncanny Valkyrie, is a 3D holographic artwork merging mythology, futurism, and machine-driven imagination. With global accolades and a pioneering hybrid approach to art, Darien brings a bold new perspective to the intersection of traditional production and artificial intelligence.

The WOWOW Gallery is proud to announce a new collaboration with multidisciplinary artist Lula B. Her lenticular print, Codependency, explores the unsettling tension between intimacy and dependency, beauty and monstrosity. Blending AI, design, and personal narrative, Lula’s work is both universal and deeply confessional—a flickering meditation on love, need, and the power of digital art.

Digitalism 2025 at the British Art Fair, curated by Rebekah Tolley, highlights the cutting edge of AI and digital art. From immersive lenticular works to AI-generated creations, discover how technology is transforming contemporary artistic practice at Saatchi Gallery, 25–28 September 2025.

WOWOW Gallery is proud to collaborate with Lara Julian on the Lenticular Print Series. Featuring AI-assisted, digital, and abstract works from her Cosmic NeuroFractal Symphony, the prints debut at the British Art Fair (25–28 Sept 2025) as part of the DIGITALISM exhibition.