Refik Anadol, during his acceptance speech at the TIME100 AI Impact Awards, highlighted his vision of data as a living material that fuels creativity. Recognized among leaders like Anima Anandkumar and Grimes, Anadol emphasized the importance of collaboration between humans and machines in artistic expression. He announced the upcoming launch of Dataland, the world's first AI art museum in Los Angeles. Anadol believes art transcends cultural boundaries, insisting it is accessible to everyone and challenging traditional notions of creativity.
For as long as I can remember, I have imagined data as more than just information. I have seen it as a living, breathing material, a pigment with infinite possibilities.
My journey with AI has been a relentless pursuit of collaboration between humans and machines, between memory and imagination, between technology and nature.
Art, in my vision, has never been confined to a single culture, place, or audience. It belongs to everyone.
Anadol has spent over a decade showing the world that art can come from anywhere—even machines.
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