The exhibition “Digital Art, Digital Culture” by Houda Bakkali, examines the capacity of digital art to extend traditional exhibition frameworks, facilitating access, learning and cultural exchange across diverse audiences, beyond spatial, temporal and generational boundaries.

The project integrates physical, virtual and immersive artistic formats that operate in a complementary manner, enabling new forms of interaction and interpretation. In parallel, the exhibition incorporates educational and interpretative content addressing digital art practices and the applications of creativity and technology beyond the artistic field, situating digital tools as instruments for communication and knowledge dissemination.

The exhibition is presented as part of Francophonie Month, an international initiative dedicated to the promotion of cultural diversity, artistic creation and contemporary thought within the Francophone context at the Alliance Française os Auckland.