The centre preserves and exhibits one of the most internationally significant digital art collections: more than 200 works by over 100 artists spanning more than two decades of art’s transformation through technology.

Across a 3,000 m² space, the centre offers a journey through the history of digital art and its many forms: installation, robotics, video art, generative art and new immersive narratives.

The collection is the heart of the centre, alongside temporary exhibitions by other artists that connect us with current technologies and artistic productions, offering a different perspective on every visit.

The centre also has workspaces and artistic production facilities —a storage area and workshop— open to the public, where visitors can often see the conservation, restoration and creation processes that usually remain hidden within museums.

Guided tours explain the current exhibitions, the collection and the development of digital art in a clear and engaging way, with particular attention to leading artists and their contribution to art today.