Toko on a living-room wall, playing dada data by LIA

Live with digital art.

Books and music have a permanent place in our homes. Digital art can too.

The Feral File Toko brings this new medium into everyday life. Art shaped by software and networks can move, respond, change over time, and take forms that were never possible before.

Toko, turning a full circle as the page scrolls: the front, the side and the back with its brackets

Plays Feral File's Daily art selection, works you own on Ethereum or Tezos, and channels curated by artists and curators. Set up Toko over Wi-Fi from your phone and control it with the Feral File app.

Toko, frontToko, back: the computer's pocket and the cleat bracketsToko, back, three-quarter view

An all in one system

Toko is a display and a computer built as one object for living with digital art. The computer is FF1, Feral File's Art Computer. For works made of code, it draws every frame live as you watch, so nothing is lost to a video recording and thin lines stay sharp. The display is commercial grade, made to run all day, and its matte surface keeps reflections down.

Tech Specs
The display: Toko from the front
Display
The computer: Toko's back corner up close with its access cover off, the computer in its pocket
Computer

Easy install

French cleat style hanger. Built in level. One person. Two holes.

The Feral File app on a phone, open on Daily: today's work, Tyler Hobbs's F(l)ight, with its Play button, and the works of the days before under it

Controlled from your phone

iOS + Android. Agent friendly.

TOKO

Batch No 2 (50 units)

$3,500

Ships in December

Order now

FF1 is Feral File's Art Computer. It powers Toko, and it also comes on its own for artists' studios, galleries, museums, exhibitions and installations. To discuss a project or place an order, write to sales@feralfile.com.