The 2023 edition of Art Basel Miami Beach is in the books and it didn\u2019t quite match the same expectations set up over the past few years. Namely, there wasn\u2019t \u2018that\u2019 viral moment that everyone has come to expect with the fair. Think Maurizio Cattelan\u2019s infamous banana installation.<\/p>\n
Tucked away at the UBS Collectors Lounge, however, BMW worked closely with Los Angeles-based artist Alex Israel to reveal a unique installation that carried the same level of excitement \u2014 and not to mention, invasiveness \u2014 of a viral artwork, such as MSCHF\u2019s ATM Leaderboard<\/em> last year, but done so in a way that was less of a peanut gallery and instead emphasized the actual experience of the visitor.<\/p>\n Entitled REMEMBR<\/em>, the collaboration invited participants to download an app which utilizes AI to analyze one\u2019s camera roll, creating a reel of the thousands of images and videos that have been stored over the years. The resulting montage displayed across seven monitors shaped in the silhouette of the artist\u2019s head and accompanied by a Daft Punk-sounding score that takes you down a stroll through memory lane that you\u2019ll likely never forget.<\/p>\n