Advice to all those who fear the advent of artificial intelligence in the world of art, here you will be served...

From May 16 to June 8, 2024, immerse yourself in the dreamlike world of artificial intelligence and algorithms with this new experience at the Grand Palais Immersif entitled Artificial Dreams. Imagine yourself, in the evening, walking the aisles of this exhibition-performance, bathed in a captivating digital atmosphere where the boundaries between reality and virtuality blur.

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From the artist to the machine, there is only one step.
Today, the machine is interfering in art and gradually modulating the status of creator. The artistic sector, which we believed to be reserved for humans, is no longer spared. With AI, the field of possibilities expands and all the painter’s wishes are granted. Artificial Dreams is a dreamlike experience that shakes the foundations of our perception of art. Far from traditional conventions, here, it is artificial intelligence which takes the reins of creation, pushing the limits of the human imagination. Crazy images emerge, seeming to come straight from a visionary mind. Behind this creative madness hide twelve visionary artists, ready to explore the infinite possibilities offered by AI.

Each artist, in collaboration with the innovative AI, composes moving works, animated by the creative fluid of technology. Among them, Ryoichi Kurokawa sculpts digital landscapes from field recordings, Sabrina Ratté creates ecosystems merging technology and biology, and Emi Kusano explores the twists and turns of retro-futurism. Each artist, in symbiosis with AI, gives birth to moving and hypnotic works, pushing the boundaries of contemporary art.

At the heart of this artistic surge, arises the ethical and aesthetic question of the place of AI in the world of art. Should we fear competition from machines or consider them as a tool serving human creativity? These questions, at the heart of the exhibition, invite the visitor to rethink their relationship with technology and art.

Come to the Grand Palais Immersif from May 16 to June 8, 2024 for an extraordinary artistic experience, where artificiality becomes a source of creativity and wonder. Are you ready to dive into the twists and turns of the future?

Sabrina Ratté
Sabrina Ratté is a visionary artist whose work explores the boundaries between technology and biology. Through her interactive installations and videos, she creates digital ecosystems that challenge our perception of reality. His work, present in prestigious museums such as the Montreal Museum of Contemporary Art, transports the viewer into a futuristic universe where nature and technology blend harmoniously.

Markos Kay
Markos Kay is a digital explorer who uses generative abstraction to create works of striking beauty. At the crossroads of art and science, his visual experiences reveal the complexity of the invisible worlds that surround us. Founder of an experimental art laboratory, he explores the mysteries of molecular biology and particle physics through breathtaking digital images.

Andy Thomas
Andy Thomas is an artist who draws inspiration from nature and technology to create hybrid works. Using a combination of digital techniques and traditional painting, he captures the collision between the natural world and the technological universe. His abstract paintings, imbued with symbolism, invite us to reflect on our complex relationship with modern technology.

Tryphema & Ulysse Lefort
Tryphème and Ulysse Lefort form a multidisciplinary artistic duo whose creations fuse music and image. Tryphème, inspired by electronica and experimental music, creates captivating soundscapes, while Ulysse Lefort explores the intersections between image and sound through 3D and animation. Together, they offer a unique sensory experience, where music and visuals come together in perfect harmony.

Justine Emard
Justine Emard is an artist who explores new interactions between man and machine through her works. Using deep learning techniques, she creates interactive devices that challenge our perception of reality. His installations, present in national and international collections, invite us to rethink our relationship with technology and to explore new creative horizons.

Emi Kusano
Emi Kusano is a poetic artist who explores retro-futurism through her creations. His works, imbued with an original aesthetic, immerse us in a universe where past and future meet. Exhibited in prestigious venues such as the Saatchi Gallery and the Museum of Contemporary Art of the 21st ^th Century in Kanazawa, her work demonstrates a unique and timeless artistic sensitivity.

Ryoichi Kurokawa
Ryoichi Kurokawa is an artist renowned for his time-based sculptures, created from field recordings and digital structures. His work, exhibited around the world, offers an immersive experience where time and space mix in a hypnotic way.

Dalto Manabe
Dalto Manabe is an artist who explores the boundaries between analog and digital through his creations. By revisiting everyday phenomena through innovative artistic techniques, he invites us to rediscover our environment from a new angle.

Niceaunties
Niceaunties is an artistic collective that uses AI to create surreal worlds where freedom of expression is complete. Inspired by their childhood in Singapore, they pay homage to local cultural figures through poetic and engaging works.

Visual System
Visual System is a collective of multidisciplinary artists who create immersive and experiential installations. Their work, which combines architecture and light, transports the viewer into a captivating visual and sensory universe.

Iconem
Iconem is a startup specializing in 3D digitization of world cultural heritage. Their collaboration with the Grand Palais Immersif for the “Venice Revealed” exhibition demonstrates their commitment to preserving and showcasing the world’s architectural heritage.

Immersive Arts Space/ZHdK
Immersive Arts Space is an art and technology lab led by Chris Salter. Their work, presented at the Venice Architecture Biennale, explores the possibilities offered by the convergence of art and technology in innovative and multidisciplinary projects