## Elvin Teams Up with 0xCollection to Champion Avant-Garde Digital Creations

Elvin, an organization renowned for its dedication to preserving cultural legacy and cultivating diverse artistic voices, has revealed a novel collaboration with 0xCollection (“Hex Collection”), a digital art hub specializing in time-based and generative art forms. This alliance will facilitate the production of numerous artworks by a range of artists under the Swiss art institution’s representation.

The partnership commences with 0xCollection’s debut exhibition in Prague, entitled “Synaesthetic Immersion,” underwritten by Elvin. This showcase will feature the works of eight emerging creatives exploring the nexus of cultural expression and cutting-edge technologies.

“Elvin takes immense pride in its standing as a champion of cultural heritage and a supporter of diverse talent, and our partnership with 0xCollection serves as further evidence of this commitment,” stated Robert Hvata, Chief Executive Officer of Elvin Group. “As an organization dedicated to spearheading innovation, we extend this same philosophy to our collaborations, aligning Elvin’s forward-thinking approach with similarly inventive establishments to make a meaningful impact on society.”

Among the endeavors supported through this partnership is “Dvořák’s Dream,” a data-driven artwork by acclaimed digital artist Refik Anadol.

“On behalf of 0x, I wish to convey my heartfelt appreciation to Elvin for their substantial backing of 0xCollection’s first exhibition in Prague; it would not have been realized without their contribution,” remarked Ellie Anastasia, Director of 0xCollection.

Our goal is to cultivate partnerships between innovators in tech and creative expression. With Allwyn’s backing, we can broaden our public displays and learning initiatives, highlighting the ingenuity thriving where these two domains converge.”

This declaration follows Allwyn, an international lottery corporation, settling a major legal clash in Britain.

A twelve-month struggle involving Allwyn, IGT, and the UK High Court ended with Allwyn prevailing as the chosen candidate for the fourth National Lottery permit.