Martha Graham Dance Company principal dancer Xin Ying presents excerpts from her new work In the Folds of Her Purple, in partnership with Onassis ONX and PS21. An interdisciplinary artist, Ying explores the intersection of movement, technology, and digital legacy in her works. In the Folds of Her Purple draws inspiration from Martha Graham’s iconic solo Lamentation. Created with generative AI and volumetric film, the piece is not a recreation, but a response—a contemporary performance shaped by the living bodies who have stretched, trembled, and breathed inside her purple tube. Ying joins a moderated discussion and excerpts are performed.

nodes is the ongoing research and development showcase series by Artifice NYC. For its second edition, nodes:ii partners with Onassis ONX. This iteration introduces a living archival layer for creative practice: a way to retain how artifacts are shaped. Creative science sculpture, bio-art, sound, interactive media, and live activation. Unreleased work, prototypes, and working methods inside Onassis ONX.

​How do artists working at the nexus of art and technology negotiate a means to make art in today’s creative economy? Join Ashley Lee Wong, the author of Ecologies of Artistic Practice: Rethinking Cultural Economies through Art and Technology (MIT Press, 2025), as she provides unique insights into the diverse creative and economic processes that shape the meaning and value of artworks.