The free foundation has supported AI artists for the last four years, and will continue to do so.
The platform is free for AI artists and the community. Additional features can be provided when you need more capacity, larger file uploads, a dedicated domain, or specialised features to support your practice.
Organisations can use the free platform tools for competitions, open calls, and galleries. Enhanced features are available for larger programmes that require more capacity, additional domains, or advanced functionality.
Attacks on Masterpieces — Or an Act of Art? A revolver shot, a passionate lipstick kiss, a clumsy elbow, and the loud shredding of an auction house device. This series explores the fine line between the destruction of a canvas and the birth of a new artistic manifesto. Whether by accident, wild passion, or a calculated performance, these acts do not destroy masterpieces—they etch a fresh, and sometimes extraordinarily valuable, new chapter into their history.
Masterpieces of art, like people, experience the twists and turns of fate. They are targeted, intentionally or accidentally wounded, fallen in love with, and sometimes they even attempt to destroy themselves.
This four-part essay, featuring eight AI-generated images, explores these incidents and analyzes their aftermath in the art world.
Attacks on Masterpieces — Or an Act of Art? A revolver shot, a passionate lipstick kiss, a clumsy elbow, and the loud shredding of an auction house device. This series explores the fine line between the destruction of a canvas and the birth of a new artistic manifesto. Whether by accident, wild passion, or a calculated performance, these acts do not destroy masterpieces—they etch a fresh, and sometimes extraordinarily valuable, new chapter into their history.
Masterpieces of art, like people, experience the twists and turns of fate. They are targeted, intentionally or accidentally wounded, fallen in love with, and sometimes they even attempt to destroy themselves.
This four-part essay, featuring eight AI-generated images, explores these incidents and analyzes their aftermath in the art world.
I am a programmer by profession. My creative interests include photography, AI art, and poetry. My work has been featured in several contests on the international photo-sharing site Flickr. I write poetry, participate in various poetry communities, and have published a book of poems.
