Digital Art Bistro is the food, wine, and coffee collection of artist and designer Lino Ribolla.
Ribolla’s creative career has moved across São Paulo, Paris, New York, London, and now Savannah, spanning art, design, advertising, and education. His work has long explored the relationship between structure and spontaneity—from early generative computer art programmed in BASIC in the 1980s to contemporary drawing, watercolor, ink, and digitally developed compositions.
Digital Art Bistro brings that sensibility to the everyday rituals around food and drink: a cup of coffee, bread on the table, a bottle shared over dinner, the forms and colors of a familiar meal. Each image begins with the directness of drawing and develops through expressive line, color, and composition.
The collection is produced as fine-art prints on matte paper in a small range of carefully selected sizes.
Ribolla’s earlier work includes Computerese (1984–1987), a pioneering body of generative computer art developed in São Paulo. Selected works can be experienced in The Atemporal Gallery.