Does the awakening of machines create monsters?
The awakening of the machines calls for a revival of the Gothic. With the advent of artificial intelligence, our fascination with darker themes is growing, not just out of simple fear, but for aesthetic contemplation. Horror is evolving into a more philosophical medium, abandoning its traditional role. This shift is inspiring a tangible return to figurative art, a renewed interest in form as a counterpoint to the abstract nature of the digital age.
The awakening of the machines calls for a revival of the Gothic. With the advent of artificial intelligence, our fascination with darker themes is growing, not just out of simple fear, but for aesthetic contemplation. Horror is evolving into a more philosophical medium, abandoning its traditional role. This shift is inspiring a tangible return to figurative art, a renewed interest in form as a counterpoint to the abstract nature of the digital age.
Work by Serge Aa (aka Horomox), Vinicius Andrade, Vincenzo Ascione (aka Loop507), Terenzio Avantaggiato, Daniel Aviles, Alina Blitz, Alice Zoe Bresciani, Nicolas Crocetti, Mauro de Donatis (aka Seneh), Doopido, Niara Frossard, Maciej Tarnowski (aka GLΛ55HΣΛD™), Maryna Gradnova, Kacper Krajewski, Emmanuel Laflamme, Yichu Li, Marcell Malejkò, Crystal Marshall, Oysterverse, Jazaini Pau, Veronika Pell (aka Mindeye),Shinjoku 13, Yassiek Stochastic, Soma Studio, TSK (aka unclesean).
Curated by Michele Vitobello.
Somewhere, Italy.
Curated by Michele Vitobello.
Somewhere, Italy.