Web3, AI, and the Future of Art

The future of art may lie in our ability to adapt and incorporate emerging technologies. AI provides us with unique opportunities to experiment, iterate, and produce work that was previously unimaginable. It enhances our ability to visualise concepts, solve complex problems, and create dynamic, responsive designs.

“It may evoke emotions or feelings in people, but the intention (is) to test and explore ideas of juxtaposition and contradiction; anything extra is a plus.”

Un/digging Space Tumulus—a handmade web: Multisensory Fieldnote on Queer Ecology and Archaeology
by dr. cevahir c. özdoğan
House of the Living Ruin: A Space for Entropy and Regeneration
by Sangeeta Shivkumar
The tenement circular bridge: A doorstep collection service for electronic appliances
by Shivangi Singh
Glasgow Hybrid Intervention
by Ziruo Li
Draw the Line project cover.
Draw the Line
by Yiyang Wu
Is It Series
by Ruorong Ni
Alien
by Pigbus (Song Xinglun)
Mermaid Character — Digital Sculpting
by Elisaveta Tikhonova
Adam
by Xiye Lyu
Everything Is Still Running III
by Xiye Lyu
Everything Is Still Running I
by Xiye Lyu
Everything Is Still Running II
by Xiye Lyu
Neucon – A Design Fiction Project
by Geng Liu
Gaelic Proverbs Panorama
by Geng Liu
Edinburgh Art Map
by Maggie Ashmole
Other Worlds: Poetry and Thoughts in the Age of AI
by Mengzhi Cao
Comparing MetaHuman Creator vs Traditional 3D Character Creation Pipelines
by Chenhao Ouyang