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At the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Lithuanian Song Festival, KISD students are showing audiovisual works in the Visitor Center of the Lithuanian Parliament in Vilnius.
The works deal with the cultural heritage of the song festival “Dainų šventė”, which is listed by UNESCO as an intangible world cultural heritage. In the works, new animation technologies such as 3D reconstruction, generative graphics and generative ‘artificial intelligence’ are used.
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At KISD, we will host the second edition of Hidden Layers Conference from June 12 to 15. The event brings together a diverse group of experts to collectively discuss and learn about artificial intelligence in design. Organized by the research project KITeGG on design and AI, it combines a public program of talks, an exhibition and workshops with internal meetings of the five art and design schools involved in the project.
Attendance is free and the public program will run from Wednesday evening, June 12, to Friday afternoon, June 14.
More information will be available in late May at www.hiddenlayers.de
Continue readingOur project Colossal Cave Adventure — The Movie is part of Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin 2023.
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Animorphosis, a 12-minute video-loop based on generative statistical models (or “artificial intelligence”), by Thomas Hawranke and myself is part of “Animalia. Streifzüge von Los Angeles bis Mumbai” at Kunsthalle Darmstadt.
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Our project Colossal Cave Adventure — The Movie is shown in an online screening at VRAL, accompanied by an interview with Thomas Hawranke and myself. The screening was curated and the interview was conducted by Matteo Bittanti.
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At Köln International School of Design, we are hosting the summer school Hidden Layers from July 18 to 22. The event gathers a diverse group of experts to collectively discuss and learn about artificial intelligence in design. It is held by the research project KITeGG on design and AI and combines a public program with talks, an exhibition and workshops with internal meetings of the five art and design schools that are part of the project
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My work Where have you been? is part of the exhibition Tracked & Traced at Science Gallery Detroit.
Continue readingRoboLAB is a sculpture, workshop and gallery for inclusive and accessible art in Cologne’s famous underground culture location Odonien. Here, a group of KISD students worked with artists from the disability community, prototyping interfaces that incorporate the diversity of human perception and action.
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Hill Climbing will be shown at the 20th Festival Internacional de la Imagen in Manizales, Colombia, in an online exhibition and via a twitch.tv stream.
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At Simultan Festival 2020: Unseen in Timișoara, Romania, we are putting up a group show with results of the project Utopian Cities, Programmed Societies. My works Where have you been? and Autoflaneur are part of the show.
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