In this 779th episode of NFT Morning, the hosts discuss their experience at the Paris Photo fair, focusing on the digital art sector, in particular how NFT art interacts with photography and other mediums. The fair, which takes place in a lively environment and welcomes a large number of artists, collectors and personalities, presents several innovative projects in the field of digital art. Among the artists featured are Erika Weitz and Thomas Noya, who present their “Cymatic” project. This collaborative work explores the visualization of sound and its link to photography, creating a unique interaction between generative digital art and analog photographic processes. Their project, hosted on the FXHash platform, will also include a collection available for purchase, allowing collectors to exchange digital works for physical prints. The episode also highlights other galleries and artists involved in the digital sector, including Office Impart, featuring works by Ana Maria Caballero.Inspired by Jorge Luis Borges' Book of Imaginary Beings, Ana Maria Caballero's project fuses AI-generated images with poetry and literary themes.She discusses her process of layering texts from multiple languages and sources to create complex digital and physical artworks.The discussion reveals how artists are redefining narrative through digital media, with Caballero and others pushing the boundaries of AI, language and visual art. To learn more: * Official website of FxHash * Erika Weitz Twitter account * Thomas Noya Twitter account * Official website of Office Impart * Ana Maria Caballero Twitter Account Replay video of the show: This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nftmorning.com