A museum with artists imagined by GPT-3 and artworks created by Midjourney.
Vincent Bons
I am a java developer working on the energy transition. Ever since creating a self-learning Othello bot in university I'm intrigued by the idea of computers learning how to do new things on their own.
A playground for AI creativity, this museum is home to a diverse array of artworks created entirely by computers and artificially intelligent systems. Here you’ll find works that push the boundaries of what is possible with computer-generated art.
I am the curator of this museum. The stories for the artists and descriptions of the expositions are all generated by GPT-3 (text-davinci-003). The artworks are generated by Midjourney based on these descriptions. My role is to imagine how these artists would think, and select the works I think they could have created.
On the walls of the museum, you will find a variety of artworks. From swirling abstracts to intricate landscapes, each piece is unique and offers a new perspective on the world.
I hope that you enjoy your visit to the Museum, and that you leave with a greater appreciation for the creativity that AI can bring to the world.
Sue Field specializes in abstract expressionist paintings. Her artworks are composed of impacting colour fields, dynamic brushstrokes and a unique, energetic energy that captures the essence of the modern world. Her art transports the viewers to a realm of abstraction and emotion while maintaining an aura of confident self-expression.
Sue Field grew up in a small town in the countryside, surrounded by the beauty of nature. From a young age, she was drawn to the imaginative potential of art, and spent hours in her studio experimenting with different mediums and styles. After studying art in college, she moved to the city to pursue her dream of becoming a professional artist. She quickly gained recognition for her bold and expressive abstract expressionist paintings, which captured the energy and emotion of the modern world.
The exhibition titled “The Power of Imagination” is centered around the idea of creating our own realities through the imaginative power of our minds. Sue Field’s artworks capture the pure potential of the human imagination, expressing the potential that lies within each of us. This exhibition is an ode to the creative power within us all, and an inspiration to viewers to explore the possibilities that their imagination can offer.
Sarah Johnson - The beauty of nature
Sarah Johnson is a talented and passionate artist who creates abstract artworks by taking inspiration from nature. Using a combination of oil paints, charcoal, and mixed media, her artworks bring to life a stunning landscape full of detail and texture.
Sarah Johnson grew up in a family of artists, and spent her childhood exploring the natural beauty of her home in the mountains. She developed a deep appreciation for the diversity and complexity of the natural world, and began to study botany and ecology in order to better understand the ways in which living things interact with their environments. As an artist, she combines her love of nature with her passion for creativity, using a range of mediums to create abstract landscapes that capture the beauty and wonder of the natural world.
The theme of the exhibition is “The Beauty of Nature”. Sarah hopes to capture and convey the beauty of the natural world, from majestic mountains to wild seas, and everything in between. Through her works, Sarah strives to help viewers appreciate and connect with nature.
Nelson Rougeau - The Beauty of Uncertainty
Introducing an exciting, new and unknown digital artist called Nelson Rougeau, who has developed a novel digital art style. His artworks are composed of complex, multi-layered visuals that express his own personal vision of the world. His works are at once abstract and figurative, and often evoke a dream-like atmosphere of surrealism and fantasy.
Nelson Rougeau was always drawn to the world of art and technology, and spent his teenage years tinkering with computers and experimenting with digital art. After studying computer science and art in college, he began to develop his own unique style of digital art that explored the beauty of uncertainty and the ways in which technology can enhance and transform our perceptions of the world.
The theme of the art exhibition is “The Beauty of Uncertainty”. The artist is exploring the idea of how beauty can be found in moments of uncertainty and instability. He uses his artworks to create a visual representation of the beauty and chaos of life, and to express the idea that uncertainty can be embraced, accepted and celebrated.
Adora H - In Between
Introducing an exciting, new and unknown fine art photographer called Adora H. Her work has a strong, minimalist approach and is characterized by her use of light and shadows, which she captures in a contemporary, modern visual style. Her work focuses on simple elements such as light, reflections, and shapes to create powerful and evocative photographs.
Adora H was born and raised in a small town in the countryside, where she spent her days exploring the fields and forests with her camera. From a young age, she was drawn to the beauty of the natural world, and developed a keen eye for capturing the details and nuances of the landscapes and wildlife that surrounded her. After studying photography in college, she moved to the city to pursue her passion for photography, and quickly gained recognition for her evocative and thought-provoking images that explored the theme of "in between" - the spaces between objects, people, and ideas.
This exhibition is named "In Between" and reflects Adora's exploration of the liminal spaces between the real and the imaginary, between light and shadow, between the seen and unseen. Through her art, Adora captures moments of beauty and serenity amidst the chaos and uncertainty of life. She invites viewers to explore the hidden depths and nuances of the world around them.
Mur Adzio - Meta Illusions
We are pleased to present the first-ever art exhibition by the unknown artist, Mur Adzio. An abstract painter inspired by the surrealist movement of the early 20th century. They explore the wonderfully strange images of an illogical universe, delving into optical illusions that challenge our ideas of reality. Their artwork combines vivid and vibrant colors to create unique scenes that inhabit a land beyond logic.
Mur Adzio grew up in a bustling metropolis, surrounded by the hustle and bustle of city life. From a young age, he was fascinated by the complexities of the world around him, and spent his days exploring the streets and alleys of the city, observing the ways in which people interacted with their surroundings. As an artist, he began to explore the concept of "meta illusions" - the illusions that exist within other illusions - using abstract and surrealist techniques to create art that challenges viewers to question their perceptions of reality. His art has been exhibited in galleries around the world, and he is known for his unique and thought-provoking creations.
The exhibition is called 'Meta Illusions', and explores the concept of how reality can be warped by optical illusions. Through this exploration, Mur Adzio encourages us to think and reflect on our own perceptions of what is real and what is illusion.