This summer, AiRTIFICIAL VISIONS brings together, for the first time, a curated group of leading international artists exploring identity, memory, and the human figure through artificial intelligence.
The exhibition explores the relationship between human creativity and AI, positioning technology not as an autonomous creator, but as a tool shaped by artistic intention.
At its core is a central question: How does human identity persist, transform, and express itself through artificial systems?
Through immersive environments, artists reinterpret identity, memory, and emotion across diverse cultural perspectives, highlighting multiculturalism as a living, evolving dialogue.
AiRTIFICIAL VISIONS transforms AI from a tool into a shared human experience.
Rodger Luo
This panel dives into Techquity - the principle of technological equity achieved through the use of free, accessible digital tools to close knowledge gaps. Moving beyond the "Pew pew pew" stereotype of technology, we explore Targeted Pedagogy, showing how AI can evolve education by weaving student interests and "superpowers" directly into the curriculum. The discussion will center on how students, educators, and public policy can be used to increase engagement, create spaces for self-expression and build futures . By prioritizing pedagogical intent over specific tools (Think > Tool) we will discuss how using AI is the best way to learn how to use AI.
This panel explores how artificial intelligence is being used as a creative tool across disciplines including, visual arts, design, film and digital media. The panel will consider how artists and creators can maintain a clear creative identity while working with generative tools, and how emerging frameworks are beginning to define responsibility and attribution in this new landscape. A key part of the conversation will address authorship and intellectual property, examining how ownership, originality, and rights are evolving in an AI-assisted creative process.
This session examines how AI is being integrated across film and media production, from development through post-production. It will explore its impact on cinematic language, workflows, and industry practices, including opportunities for efficiency and innovation alongside emerging challenges. Key topics include copyright and IP considerations, ethical use, cost structures, and the evolving role of creative professionals. A practical component will provide participants with insight into how AI tools can be applied within production workflows, budgeting, and content creation.
