AI, as Seen at the End of Ownership

Aven-Le Zhou; Lei Xi

AI, as Seen at the End of Ownership

Aven-Le Zhou
, Lei Xi

Department of Industrial Design

Suzhou University

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

Abstract

Participated in AI, as Seen at the End of Ownership, an international group exhibition featuring 19 artists and artist groups working across generative art, AI systems, video, games, animation, and robotic installation. The exhibition examined how algorithmic systems are reshaping artistic traditions and raising new questions for conceptual art.

Original language	English
Media of output	Physical / On-site
Publication status	Published - 22 Mar 2025

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