Digital artist Maxim Zhestkov discusses his Waves immersive digital art installation, which is animated in response to a series of algorithms informed by the laws of physics, in this exclusive video produced by Dezeen in collaboration with W1 Curates.

Zhestkov's first solo exhibition at the W1 Curates gallery in London features a computer simulation made up of millions of spherical particles that move and collide with each other, creating digital "motion sculptures".

The artwork is displayed on screens that wrap around the walls of the gallery and is reflected by mirrored columns and glossy black floors, furthering the immersive effect of the artwork. It is also displayed on the building's facade, which is clad in three floors of screens.
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