TIME recognized Sougwen Chung as one of the 100 most influential people in Artificial Intelligence – and now Chung is coming to Heilbronn. In a collaborative exhibition, the Kunstverein Heilbronn and the IPAI Foundation will showcase artworks at the intersection of art, technology, and AI. For over a decade, Chung has explored the creative collaboration between humans and machines, particularly how machines can be not just tools, but active partners in the artistic process.
At IPAI, Chung will now present a completely new installation that brings painting and sculpture into relation with each other. Additionally, a film will be shown, offering a glimpse into the future development of artistic practice.
The Kunstverein Heilbronn will present a large-scale retrospective, making ten years of Chung’s artistic and technological development visible.
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