CHELSEA, U.K. - TelAve -- Cristina Schek is thrilled to announce her participation in Digitalism, the groundbreaking new platform at the British Art Fair 2025, curated by Rebekah Tolley. Taking place at the iconic Saatchi Gallery (25–28 September), Digitalism is being hailed as the centre of a new art movement that redefines how we experience creativity in the digital age.

For Schek, a self-described "photo-sensitive" artist whose imagination is always in focus, Digitalism is not merely a category but a condition: a way of perceiving, dreaming and making. Rooted in surrealism yet propelled by technology, her practice blends digital montage, subtle manipulation, and self-portraiture into meticulously layered works that question identity, memory and representation.

"I think in pictures, I dream in layers. Photoshop gave me wings," says Schek. "Digitalism is not just a method but a state of perception where light becomes my truest material."

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At British Art Fair, she will present new works that embody this ethos: speculative, sensory and cinematic, creating spaces that feel like memories half-remembered or dreams not yet fully woken from. Schek's work is shown alongside Jonathan Mitton in Gallery 14, Block D3,  two distinct yet complementary voices shaping the language of Digitalism today.

Alongside her presentation on the Digitalism platform, Schek's work will also be on view with Cynthia Corbett Gallery at Stand 17, continuing her recognition in the international art world. In 2025 she was awarded First Prize in the Young Masters People's Choice Award and Highly Commended for the Young Masters Rudolph Blume Foundation Acquisition Award. This recognition will culminate in a duo exhibition at The Exhibitionist Hotel, London, from January to April 2026.

She is also the artist behind The Ceiling in the Sky, winner of the W4th Plinth Public Art Project curated by Abundance London — a monumental 4×4m public artwork exhibited outdoors and unveiled by none other than the legendary Dame Siân Phillips on 23 April 2023.

Cristina Schek – Digitalism
British Art Fair 2025, Saatchi Gallery, London SW3 4RY
Top Floor – Gallery 14, Block D3
Ground Floor – Cynthia Corbett Gallery, Stand 17
25–28 September 2025

https://www.cristinaschek.co.uk/