Zoom by microwaves - triptych by Matthieu Crimersmois
Matthieu Crimersmois presents a unique work entitled 'Zoom by Microwaves', created in August 2022 at the dawn of the Dall-E, AI era. This triptych explores the interplay between art and AI through the use of AI generated artwork based off of a single sentence. 'Zoom by Microwaves' was presented at the Plateforme Paris' 'Time Capsule' exhibition in December 2022, materializing an interpretation of the ever-changing relationship between humans and AI.
About the Artwork
Matthieu Crimersmois presents a unique work entitled 'Zoom by Microwaves', created in August 2022 at the dawn of the Dall-E, AI era. This triptych explores the interplay between art and AI through the use of AI generated artwork based off of a single sentence. 'Zoom by Microwaves' was presented at the Plateforme Paris' 'Time Capsule' exhibition in December 2022, materializing an interpretation of the ever-changing relationship between humans and AI.
Details & Dimensions
The work is unique, with a collector's value and an original signature.
Technique: print on diasec
Size: 50cm x 50cm.
Created in 2022
About the Artist
Matthieu Crimersmois was born in 1983 and is a visual and sound artist based in Basel and Paris. Having studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Nantes and Concordia University in Montreal, his journey led him to invent the groundbreaking concept of ARTABLISM, merging contemporary art with turntablism to create captivating multisensory installations. His art has been featured in prestigious exhibitions like "Le Chant des Machines" at Gallery BS in Paris, curated by Nicolas-Xavier Ferrand, and "CCA Glasgow," curated by Frederic Mathevet. Additionally, the "Galerie Michel Journiac, Université Sorbonne," curated by Veronique Verstraete, and "ANTRE PEAUX" in Bourges, curated by David Legrand, showcased his thought-provoking creations. Matthieu's pioneering work has been recognized in various books, including "L'art sonore - Le son dans les arts plastiques contemporains" by Jean-Yves Bosseur, "L'art et la Lettre" by Audrey Dauxais, and "Philosophie et art numérique - Un monde extraterrestre" by Martine Bubb. With a profound impact on the intersection of art and sound, he continues to challenge artistic norms and push the boundaries of creative expression. He has been an active member of the artist-run space Plateforme - Paris since 2018, and has been regularlycurating group exhibitions.
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