DesAIgn: Artificial intelligence create art at Fellini Museum
The Artistic Stage: Palazzo del Fulgor and Its Wonders
Art lovers can explore this innovative exhibition at the Palazzo del Fulgor, also known as the Fellini Museum, until October 15th. But what makes this exhibition so unique? AI, guided by input from Tangherlini, generates images that are then transformed into works of art. Each piece represents a journey into the potential of human-machine collaboration, opening new frontiers for artistic expression.
AI:
A Creative Partner in Modern Art
Mirco Tangherlini emphasizes that his vision of artificial intelligence transcends its usefulness as a mere tool. "In my artistic research, AI is not simply a tool, but a creative partner," he states. In his view, using AI is like embarking on an adventure into the unknown, simultaneously exploring human potential and the capabilities of technology.
The Impact of AI: Beyond Art and Design
In addition to the exhibition, Tangherlini will also be the protagonist of a talk titled "Snapshots on AI." This discussion will take place in the courtyard of Rimini's Gambalunga Library and will examine how artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly relevant in various fields, from fashion to design and film. It is crucial to understand how humans can effectively interact with this emerging technology, what challenges it presents, and what ethical and social implications it could have.
Realism and Challenges in the World of Digital Creativity
Sergio Ramazzotti, an accomplished photographer, journalist, and writer, will add another layer of understanding to these questions. In an era where the line between reality and fiction is increasingly blurred, thanks to the overlap of creativity and technology, Ramazzotti will guide the audience through the labyrinth of fact and fake news.
The Futuristic Vision of Poliarte and the Municipality of Rimini
The "DesAIgn" exhibition represents just the beginning of a series of cultural and educational events that Poliarte intends to organize in collaboration with the Municipality of Rimini. These events lay the foundation for a more structured role for Poliarte in the community, with the goal of transferring part of its university-level educational activities to the city.
Ultimately, "DesAIgn" isn't just an exhibition; it's a starting point for broader discussions on how artificial intelligence is transforming our thinking about creativity, art, and technology. And with creative minds like Mirco Tangherlini and innovative institutions like Poliarte, the future of art and artificial intelligence looks bright.
