Artist Trevor Jones invites audiences to his new work in EXPOS3D, a “daring new immersive art exhibition that confronts the shifting balance between humans, machines, and control”.
The art event is interactive and more than just an exhibition. It will open to the public on 12 October at Custom House, Leith and is free, but ticketed.
The artwork and the opportunity to see it all differently will transform Edinburgh’s Custom House Gallery into a living artwork in a groundbreaking fusion of painting, sculpture, stained glass, tech, where Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Augmented Reality (AR) invites audiences to step inside a multi-sensory world where faith, tradition, and technology collide.
Jones observes that religion no longer occupies the central role it once held and says he is using his art to explore the ways technology has risen to take its place. From smartphones to algorithms, from surveillance systems to artificial intelligence, EXPOS3D reflects on how the divine gaze has been replaced by digital omniscience and asks what this means for the human spirit.
Jones has established himself as one of the most successful traditional to digital crossover artists. He said: “This is not an attack on tradition. It’s an observation of how much our world has changed. Where once people turned to God for answers, we now turn to machines. As the roots of faith weaken, we must confront what has been lost, what has been gained, and what it means for our future.”
- Exhibition Dates: 12–18 October 2025
- Venue: Custom House, 65–67 Commercial Street, Edinburgh
- How to Secure a Ticket (Subject to Availability): EXPOS3D – Book
- Time: Running daily, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM – 1-hour time slots (subject to availability)
- Artist: Trevor Jones
