In pursuit of its aims, Blue Point Art Gallery London (BPA) proposes that the arts and humanities become central elements in a technologically evolving society. BPA's mission is to enable artists and researchers to connect and share knowledge about culture and society that is open and accessible to all. Our team combines diverse skills to effectively support international artistic and academic communities. Our knowledge of the visual arts and digital technologies helps us to create innovative and interactive projects that engage audiences. On the other hand, expertise in the humanities includes familiarity with theoretical and methodological research, the ability to place contemporary activities in a broad historical and cultural context, and experience in writing and publishing scholarly works that document and analyse research and exhibition projects. These skills enable us to create and implement projects that are both artistically innovative and academically valuable, and to strengthen collaboration between artists and academics. For us, digital technology is not an end in itself, but a means of exploration, discovery and development. We strive to take into account the diversity of research ecosystems and artistic activities, adapting the stages of our project implementation to the specific needs of individual initiatives. We believe that the diversity of topics and skills is a value in itself, contributing to the strength and richness of the research landscape. By creating an innovative and experimental platform for knowledge exchange that serves as a 'safe space', we remain open to collaboration. Although our gallery focuses on Polish culture and scholarship, we strive to provide broad access to knowledge about Polish heritage in an international context. Our practices have the potential for far-reaching impact, promoting science, art and heritage in a broadly understood public interest. BPA projects can be broadly divided into two main types: artistic projects and research-exhibition projects.