New Technological Art Award
NTAa’25 combines an international art competition with a curated exhibition of digital works.
Celebrating 100 years of digital art, a professional jury selected 26 artists from hundreds of
submissions to compete for the prestigious Jury Prize and Public Prize, each worth €7,500.
Alongside the competition, curator Thierry Dufrêne assembled 22 additional works that trace the evolution of digital art across the last century. Together, these 48 pieces from around the world form a single, powerful experience: NTAa’25.
Over the course of three months, we were proud to welcome more than 4,000 visitors to Zebrastraat, where they explored the cutting edge of digital creation.
A total of 1,078 people cast their vote, naming ‘Missing People’ by Stéphanie Roland as the public’s favorite, a moving work that clearly struck a chord with many. The Jury Prize was awarded to Verena Bachl and Karsten Schühl for ‘What is for Sure’, a thoughtful and resonant piece that stood out for its relevance and precision.
We’re deeply grateful to everyone who made this edition possible: the artists, the jury, and all visitors who engaged with curiosity and enthusiasm.
Special thanks go to Thierry Dufrêne and Jean-Marie Dallet for their vision and dedication in shaping this remarkable edition of the New Technological Art Awards.
Alongside the competition, curator Thierry Dufrêne assembled 22 additional works that trace the evolution of digital art across the last century. Together, these 48 pieces from around the world form a single, powerful experience: NTAa’25.
Over the course of three months, we were proud to welcome more than 4,000 visitors to Zebrastraat, where they explored the cutting edge of digital creation.
A total of 1,078 people cast their vote, naming ‘Missing People’ by Stéphanie Roland as the public’s favorite, a moving work that clearly struck a chord with many. The Jury Prize was awarded to Verena Bachl and Karsten Schühl for ‘What is for Sure’, a thoughtful and resonant piece that stood out for its relevance and precision.
We’re deeply grateful to everyone who made this edition possible: the artists, the jury, and all visitors who engaged with curiosity and enthusiasm.
Special thanks go to Thierry Dufrêne and Jean-Marie Dallet for their vision and dedication in shaping this remarkable edition of the New Technological Art Awards.