来自英国中央圣马丁艺术学院的先锋艺术家鲁伶俐与美国硅谷人工智能实验室MUSE-AI（木思艺术）共同创作完成的实验艺术项目暨亚洲区首次个展《蓝色房间》将于 2024 年9月5日于北京金杜艺术中心开幕。本次展览是职业艺术家与生成式人工智能（AIGC）合作与PK的大规模集中展示，罕见地以个展形式呈现先锋模型与艺术家集中训练的结果。观众将有机会沉浸式体验美术馆级别艺术创作与前沿科技的对话与碰撞，并有机会使用行业前沿人工智能实验室的独家AI模型自主进行艺术创作。
《蓝色房间》并不是一个物理意义上的房间，而是以象征性的空间为核心，探索艺术与人类情感表达的多样与无限可能性。本艺术项目耗时整整一年，期间艺术家大量训练AI如何理解人类对于“蓝色”的多样情感与哲学思考；而AI则帮助艺术家更高效、更有创造力的实现人类对于“蓝色”这一古老和经典的哲思与艺术表达。当AI正在越来越迅速而精准的理解复杂而细腻的人类情感，人类对外部与内心世界的感知又将会有怎样的变化？
艺术家鲁伶俐，毕业于英国中央圣马丁艺术与设计学院纯艺(fine-art)专业，现生活和工作于杭州与伦敦。她的创作旨在链接日常现实与虚拟外部环境，常常模糊虚拟与现实、时间与空间的边界，挑战常规的逻辑，并以此探讨生活于现代城市的人类时而孤独、时而温暖的细腻情感与内心世界。
展览期间将举办多场AI艺术创作与沉浸体验沙龙，邀请观众深入了解艺术家的创作理念，并亲身体验AI这一颠覆性技术革命与艺术创作的互动与碰撞。展览持续至2024年10月5日，对公众免费开放。
The avant-garde artist Lu Lingli from Central Saint Martins in the UK has collaborated with MUSE-AI, a Silicon Valley AI lab, on an experimental art project titled "The Blue Room", which will open its first exhibition in Asia at the KWM artcenter in Beijing on September 5, 2024. This exhibition is a large-scale showcase of the collaboration and competition between a professional artist and generative AI (AIGC), presenting the results of avant-garde models and artist training in the rare form of a solo exhibition. Visitors will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in a dialogue and collision between museum-level art creation and cutting-edge technology, and will be able to create art independently using an exclusive AI model from the industry-leading AI lab.
"The Blue Room" is not a physical space but a symbolic one, exploring the diverse and limitless possibilities of art and human emotional expression. The project, which took a full year to complete, involved the artist extensively training AI to understand the various emotions and philosophical reflections human- beings have about "blue". AI, in turn, helped the artist achieve a more efficient and creative realization of human thoughts and artistic expressions regarding this ancient and classic theme. As AI rapidly and accurately understands complex and delicate human emotions, how will human perception of the external and internal worlds change?
Artist Lu Lingli, a graduate of the Fine Art program at Central Saint Martins, currently lives and works in Hangzhou and London. Her work aims to link daily reality with virtual environments, often blurring the boundaries between virtual and real, time and space, challenging conventional logic, and exploring the nuanced emotions and inner worlds of people living in modern cities.
During the exhibition, several AI art creation and immersive experience salons will be held, inviting visitors to delve into the artist's creative concepts and personally experience the interaction and collision between this revolutionary technology and art creation. The exhibition will be open to the public for free until October 5, 2024.
