AirWebs: Exploring Structural AirWebs through AI: A Bio-Inspired Artistic Journey

Giancarlo Di Marco; Juan Carlos Dall'Asta; Francisco Teo Hidalgo Nacher; Emanuela Corti; Ivan Parati; Lok Hang Cheung

AirWebs: Exploring Structural AirWebs through AI: A Bio-Inspired Artistic Journey

Giancarlo Di Marco (Photographer), Juan Carlos Dall'Asta, Francisco Teo Hidalgo Nacher (Designer), Emanuela Corti (Designer), Ivan Parati (Designer), Lok Hang Cheung (Developer)

Research output: Practice-based research output › Exhibition/ Event/ Festival › Curated works: Physical Exhibition/ Event/ Festival

Abstract

Contemporary art often intersects with science, ecology, and architecture, challenging conventional boundaries and paradigms. In this context, the project "Exploring Structural Webs" seeks to embark on a captivating artistic journey inspired by the innovative and thought-provoking works of artist Tomas Saraceno. Articulated through a sequence of meticulously planned steps, this project delves into the intricate relationship between organic plant structures, spider webs, and human imagination through AI. By blending elements of biology, design, and art, this exploration aims to create a series of spatial structural air webs that transcend traditional artistic mediums, opening new doors to creativity and ecological awareness.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 18 Nov 2023
Event	FutureLab 2023 - West Bund Arts Centre, Shanghai, China Duration: 18 Nov 2023 → 26 Nov 2023

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Research output: Practice-based research output › Exhibition/ Event/ Festival › Curated works: Physical Exhibition/ Event/ Festival

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