ML in PL AI Art Festival 2024

/ About the event

ML in PL AI ART FESTIVAL 2024 is the 1st edition of our annual Festival dedicated to explore the intersection of Art and Artificial Intelligence. Our Festival is the best place to explore the usage of AI in artistic process, and learn more about AI's impact on the world through art. Join us to:

Emerge yourself into new experiences!

Get inspired by the submitted artworks at our exhibition. Meet artists behind the top works, and explore their vision of future of AI and our society.

Display all your creativity!

Take part in the Competition, present your creative work during the festival's exhibition and win cash prizes.

Embrace new possibilities!

Attend talks and workshops to learn about using AI in artistic process from world recognized invited speakers.

Obvious

Obvious is a French trio of artists and researchers that uses artificial intelligence algorithms to create works of art. Their work was highlighted in 2018 with the sale of one of their paintings, Edmond de Belamy, at Christie's NY. Their works, at the crossroads of classical art and the most recent technologies, are subsequently exhibited in the great museums of the world. They are represented by Danysz gallery, renowned for spotting emerging artistic talents. Pioneers of digital art, they are also the first French artists to have created NFTs. Through its work and its collaborations (Nike, Alpine, Opéra de Paris), Obvious aims to bring the tools developed in research to creative people in all industries, in order to initiate the next visual and artistic revolution. Obvious created its Artificial Intelligence research laboratory in 2023 in partnership with the Sorbonne University, with the aim of creating new algorithms for artistic creation and offering them in open-source to the public. In 2024, they present Mind-to-Image, their first research result: a combination of fMRI technology and ML to read the mind's eye.

Dominik Jałowiński

Visual artist, painter, performer, curator of virtual visual experiences. Born in 1981 in Lublin, Poland. Dominik studied at the Faculty of Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw (2002-2008). He creates paintings, performances, and social situations that explore the boundaries of aesthetic and cultural limits on both social and personal levels. In 2015, he was a recipient of a scholarship from the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage. From 2018 to 2022, he was a co-creator and participant in exhibitions at the Galeria Śmierć Frajerom. Since 2017, he has been experimenting with various applications of new technologies in art. Since 2018, he has been using artificial intelligence algorithms as tools for creating images.

Obvious

Dominik Jałowiński

and more is coming!

/ Call for Sponsors

If you would like to sponsor our initiative, please get in touch with us at ai-art@mlinpl.org.

/ Timeline

1 August

Opening of the AI Art Competition

30 September, 23:59 (AoE)

Deadline for AI Art Competition Submissions

10 October

Announcement of the Top 10 Submitted Works

31 October, 18:00 (UTC+01:00)

Opening of the AI Art Exhibition

31 October to 11 November

Duration of the AI Art Exhibition

9 November, 19:00 (UTC+01:00)

Announcement of Competition Winners

31 October to 11 November

On-site AI Art Festival

/ Organizers

The festival is organized by the non-profit ML in PL Association. We are a group of young people who are determined to bring the best of Machine Learning to Central and Eastern Europe by creating a high-quality event for every ML and AI enthusiast. Although we come from many different backgrounds, we are united by the common goal of spreading a love about the discipline.