Beijing News (Reporter Liu Zhen) On June 9, the exhibition "Co-Evolution Co-Evolution" co-sponsored by Tuworm Creative, IC photo and Intel was officially opened at the E03 Gallery of 798 Art Center. Nine artists/groups of domestic and foreign artists on the artistic practice and creation of artificial intelligence will be exhibited.
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Through the collaboration and practice of artificial intelligence and artists, this exhibition generates a narrative around the earth, opening up the imagination of being in the AI era and ecology. Curator Xing Dan is committed to the research of mixed media narrative and biological and ecological topics, and she hopes to rethink the relationship with artificial intelligence and speculate on future development from the perspective of AI in the artist's creation, the mutual and common "evolution" of humans and AI.
Qiu Yu and Wang Peng, "Traces of Time", data generated images.
Wu Ziyang's "Internet Ecosystem", real-time simulation of network environment and devices.
In addition, on the opening day, the "Art and Design in the Age of AIGC" forum was also held at the same time. In the forum, curator Xing Dan and Fei Jun, the participating artist of this exhibition and professor of art and science and technology at the School of Design, Central Academy of Fine Arts, Fu Zhiyong, long-term associate professor of the Department of Information Art and Design, Academy of Art and Design, Tsinghua University, and co-founder of the Global Design Future Network, Qiu Yu, the participating artist of this exhibition and doctor of art and science and technology from the School of Design, Central Academy of Fine Arts, and Ma Jianjie, architect of Intel data center artificial intelligence solution, from the perspective of artistic creation, the perspective of future design, and the perspective of industrial development. Discuss the new opportunities and challenges faced by people in today's AIGC era.
It is reported that this exhibition will last until June 14.
Edited by Wu Longzhen
Proofreader Wu Xingfa