The current STATION ROSE art production 2026 is titled “Denim de Lux.” It consists of what the artists call jeans paintings, enhanced through Artivive’s augmented reality.

The digital work is, so to speak, dressed and embroidered in Blue Denim. The paintings can vary in size, are mounted on frames, and are brought to audio-visual life with AR.

The “Denim de Lux” series will also be experienced throughout the year in performances and installations. It consists of XR artworks, Uniques, which manifest in re-materialized form.

The jeans paintings are so-called Stitched Canvas, embroidered with digital patterns. They are transferred from the audio-visual composition and woven into fabric.

A unified visual identity emerges through the currently preferred material—denim, Blue Denim. It stands for pioneers, for California, thus for AI and digital culture, for unisex and indestructibility, but also for reckless water consumption, slave labor, and environmental pollution. XR forms the shared meta-level where the different layers of contemporary life converge—*with Blue Denim as spatial matrix, as material grounding, as supporting texture, as cultural substrate, and as semantic resonance space.

In this installation, denim does not end up as waste in the so-called Third World but is transformed into a unique experience.

The sound of this new digital work fills the space. The material meets immateriality, sound, and light.