Ginta Gabrāns' exhibition titled "Algorithm Communities" at the RLMT Great Hall showcases his recent works that explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and audience interaction. Upon entering, visitors are greeted by a large LED screen displaying vibrant, psychedelic images that change in real-time. This centerpiece art piece was previously displayed in a smaller gallery but continues to evolve throughout the exhibition, engaging viewers with its dynamic content, much like Gabrāns’ past work at the 'ESX' gallery.

The interactive element is prominent as visitors can take their portraits using a camera connected to the LED display, allowing their images to be transformed and projected on the screen shortly after taking the photograph. This process emphasizes the relationship between the audience and the artwork, as viewers not only observe but also contribute to the creation of the visuals displayed. The integration of technology and participant interaction highlights contemporary art's evolving nature and the role of artificial intelligence in the creative process.

Overall, the exhibitions by Gabrāns and Brežes reflect a growing trend in the art world where technology plays a significant role, inviting audiences to co-create and experience art in a more immersive way. By fostering this community aspect through data and digital interactivity, the artists challenge traditional notions of authorship and the purpose of art, suggesting a future where art becomes a collaborative dialogue between human and machine.