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.
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Rather than illustrating a fixed narrative or a specific historical event, the sequence invites viewers to connect bodies, places, and symbols, and to reconsider how inherited images can speak to the present. I directed the research, prompting, selection, composition, sequencing, and final edit. Midjourney was used to generate source images; Grok assisted with animation, followed by digital post-production. Music by Moby (mobygratis.com).
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Rather than illustrating a fixed narrative or a specific historical event, the sequence invites viewers to connect bodies, places, and symbols, and to reconsider how inherited images can speak to the present. I directed the research, prompting, selection, composition, sequencing, and final edit. Midjourney was used to generate source images; Grok assisted with animation, followed by digital post-production. Music by Moby (mobygratis.com).
@aaronsosaphotography
Aaron Sosa is a Venezuelan photographer, visual artist and educator based in Montevideo, Uruguay. For more than 25 years, his work has explored memory, identity, migration and the relationship between people and place through photography, artist books and digital image-making. His work has been presented in more than 120 exhibitions internationally. His project Syntographic Analogies reimagines art-historical references through contemporary Latin American realities, using generative AI within an artist-led process of research, composition, selection and post-production. He is the founder of IMAGO Escuela. In 2026, The Purgatory received the Grand Prize at NEXT ART AI in South Korea.
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