Exploring how artificial intelligence is transforming artistic creativity and creative processes, the exhibition brings together fourteen artists who examine the evolving relationship between humans and machines through interactive installations, generative images, and language models.
Rather than replacing human creativity, AI opens up new forms of collaboration involving people, data, technical systems, prompts, rules - based on cultural definitions of creativity. The exhibition shows, how datasets and training environments influence artistic production and explores the persuasive power of AI-generated outputs, including so-called "hallucinations" — plausible yet unfounded results that can appear convincing.
Ultimately, Artificial Creativity presents AI not as an autonomous creative force, but as part of a complex interplay. Responsibility remains with the people and institutions that design, deploy, exhibit, and evaluate such systems.
