AI-ARTS competition
Reimagine — 5th AI-ARTS Competition 2026
Explore Reimagine — 5th AI-ARTS Competition 2026.
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Explore Reimagine — 5th AI-ARTS Competition 2026.
Organised by AI-ARTS.
Explore the competitionFree for the AI arts community
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AI-ARTS artwork

The process begins with an original physical abstract painting, called a Specimen, created by Yonni Stefani. Muriel Marie explores its shapes, textures and colours through pareidolia, discovering the presence of an imaginary creature.
Using AI image generation, she transforms this personal vision into AZURION, a fantastical feline whose colours remain faithful to the original painting.
Artificial intelligence acts as a creative instrument, guided through human observation, imagination and artistic decisions.
The resulting Chimera is an independent creation by Muriel Marie, while the original Specimen remains a separate painting by Yonni Stefani.
Through MORYN, AZURION invites viewers to reconsider what may be hidden within abstract art and how human imagination and AI can reveal new possibilities.
The process begins with an original physical abstract painting, called a Specimen, created by Yonni Stefani. Muriel Marie explores its shapes, textures and colours through pareidolia, discovering the presence of an imaginary creature.
Using AI image generation, she transforms this personal vision into AZURION, a fantastical feline whose colours remain faithful to the original painting.
Artificial intelligence acts as a creative instrument, guided through human observation, imagination and artistic decisions.
The resulting Chimera is an independent creation by Muriel Marie, while the original Specimen remains a separate painting by Yonni Stefani.
Through MORYN, AZURION invites viewers to reconsider what may be hidden within abstract art and how human imagination and AI can reveal new possibilities.
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Muriel Marie is a French visual creator and co-creator of the artistic universe MORYN. Her artistic practice explores pareidolia, the human ability to perceive meaningful forms within abstract compositions. Working in creative dialogue with French painter Yonni Stefani, she transforms her interpretations of his original abstract paintings, known as Specimens, into fantastical beings called Chimeras. Using ChatGPT and AI image generation under her artistic direction, she develops these visions while preserving the colours, textures and visual identity of the original paintings. Her work celebrates the meeting of traditional painting, human imagination and artificial intelligence, while highlighting the independent artistic contribution of Yonni Stefani.
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