The Contemporary and Digital Art Fair presents “Artificial Seascapes” at the 2020 Art Electronica Festival featuring Anne Spalter and Sofia Crespo, two female artists working with AI technology. Spalter and Crespo, who both exhibited at CADAF Online, explore current socio-economic issues including COVID19 and ecological uncertainty in their work.

Artificial Seascapes reflects on the impact humans and technology have on the environment and explores new ways to visualize it. By incorporating artificial intelligence, algorithmic tools and data processing into their practice, Spalter and Crespo allow us to see mundane events from the perspective of a machine. By shifting the focal point, scenes that
are familiar to the human eye - cruise ship images or sea creatures - begin to evolve, resulting in new compositions that have never been seen.
The artists invite the viewers to submerge in these new worlds, where beauty and technology collide to expose questions of human perspective, consciousness and preservation.

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