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Watch: Artist uses MoMA museum’s extensive catalogue to create real-time art using AI

Refik Anadol used machine intelligence to interpret and transform the archive of over 200 years to create an artwork constantly in motion.

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Apr 12, 2023 · 02:11 pm
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At le city that never sleeps but always dreams.

Machines can dream too you know. @refikanadol taught me. @MuseumModernArt

Enjoy anon. ❤️ @jharryedmiston @wwhchung @moskovich pic.twitter.com/yzQfnjmuaC

— lel.eth ⌐🆇-🆇 (@alexdlrge) April 10, 2023

gm

been a fan of @refikanadol and his work for years since before i knew about NFTs…
finally made it to @MuseumModernArt, and [unsupervised] is of course beyond impressive in person 🔥

if you’re visiting for nft nyc, def go take a look before it closes this weekend ! pic.twitter.com/Oh2KKaq0SC

— cadmonkey.eth (@apeinacoupe) April 10, 2023

Excited to experience once again this absolutely stunning digital installation in @MuseumModernArt Unsupervised by @refikanadol that uses artificial intelligence to interpret MoMA artworks archives and transform them into AI dreams pic.twitter.com/hixJsUBMhI

— Sophia Vitko (@ArtVitko) April 8, 2023

Dear friends, our recent art work — Unsupervised at MoMA is getting wonderful reaction from museum visitors. Deeply honored to share our work in one of the most important art institution in the world! Yesterday, I was able to witness an incredible audience with joy, inspiration… pic.twitter.com/c6Bt5F8Nnw

— Refik Anadol (@refikanadol) April 8, 2023
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