This project presents a new visual identity for the Los Angeles Center for Digital Art (LACDA), a gallery and community hub dedicated to digital and experimental art practices. Centered on the principle Open Art, Open Community, the identity is built around the idea of convergence, reflecting how diverse practices and audiences come together within the space. Rather than a fixed visual statement, the system operates as a flexible framework that adapts across exhibitions and contexts. The pixel functions as a conceptual foundation, informing a visual language that balances structure and openness through controlled variation. The identity extends across physical, environmental, and digital applications, establishing a clear public presence while remaining restrained where the artwork takes priority. Overall, the project results in a cohesive yet open-ended system that positions LACDA as an accessible, experimental, and community-oriented institution.