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Nouvelles séries 2025
Statumanoïdes ©Justine Van den Driessche
Statumanoïdes offers a visual hybridization between sculpture and human representation. The figures oscillate between the appearance of statues and that of young humans, whose features blend zombie-like and humanoid aspects. The title, a contraction of "statue" and "humanoid," emphasizes this dual appearance.
See the Statumanoïdes series
Decaying landscapes ©Justine Van den Driessche
Decaying landscapes and Stratations explore the mutation and hybridization of forms between nature and artificiality, where organic and synthetic materials merge. Through the use of generative tools, these series question the visual dynamics of the environment, oscillating between realism and abstraction. Each image becomes an exploration of instability and transformation, reinventing the perception of landscapes in a world in transition.
Publication of the exhibition catalogue AImagine, Photography and generative images
AImagine, photography and generative images
Prompt Selection: Photography and generative images
Find the catalogue of the exhibition AImagine photographie and generative image , presented at the Le Hangar art centre in Brussels. This project was an opportunity to highlight the interactions between traditional photography and images generated by artificial intelligence, a fascinating dialogue between past and future. Available in the Hangar boutique, and on their website in the e-Shop area.
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In 2025 I start the year with the exhibition AImagine, photography and generative organized by the Hangar in Brussels from January 23 to June 15, 2025 under the curatorship of Michel Poivert. This exhibition explores the boundaries between photography and generative images. The exhibition will also be presented as part of the PhotoBrussels Festival .
Five photographs from my series Progress will be exhibited as part of the exhibition.
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https://www.hangar.art/events1/aimaginegroupshow
https://www.photobrusselsfestival.com/
I am pleased to announce that my application has been accepted as part of the call for applications Prompt: Photography and generative Image, organized by the photographic art center Le Hangar in Brussels in collaboration with Michel Poivert, historian of photography and exhibition curator. I am honored that my work has caught the attention of the jury composed of Michel Poivert, Christophe Beaucarne, Valérie Belin, Hervé Charles, Rodolphe de Spoelberch, Delphine Dumont, Audrey Hoareau. Many thanks to the whole team.
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Artificial intelligence is emerging as a new revolution in digital image production, opening up new perspectives for artists and visual creators. Capable of generating visuals of remarkable precision and aesthetic diversity, it notably pushes the boundaries of photographic realism.
By disrupting our relationship with images, it also questions the notion of authenticity and fuels debates on veracity and visual manipulation.
As part of my participation in the exhibition AImagine photographie and generative images at the Hangar photography art center, this article offers a reflection on the use of artificial intelligence in art, particularly with regard to its capacity to re-examine artistic heritage. This approach echoes that of the exhibition, which invited us as artists to revisit historical events or figures, while questioning our practices through the new possibilities offered by AI.
Throughout history, technical advances have continually redefining the boundaries of artistic creation. Today, how do we artists approach AI tools in our creative processes? What place and status do we give them in contemporary creation?
This article offers a reflection on the emerging relationship between the artist and AI, exploring the questions it raises and the new dialogues it establishes between technology and artistic practice.