SuperRare Generative & AI art week | September 7-10,2020
The upcoming @SuperRare_co Generative & AI Art Week will feature articles, interviews, studio visits, panels and multimedia projects from over 20 generative & AI artists. Here's a summary of what will come out next week September 7-10,2020!
Kate Vass Galerie will be presenting:
Panel conversation "Generative Female Artists Talk About Gender Diversity, Pricing, Valuation and more in the Digital Art Market" moderated by Kate Vass with Sofia Crespo, Anna Ridler, Helena Sarin and Anne Spalter.
Exclusive Interviews with Dark Fractures, Sofia Crespo and Espen Kluge
Exclusive artist studio visits with David Young and Sofia Crespo & much more!
by Espen Kluge
Unique print + Unique NFT
Print on thermo-aluminum with a glossy finish
Size: 70 x 50 cm
The price in fiat is 3900 CHF or 3 ETH
(the shipping costs not included)
by Espen Kluge
Unique print + Unique NFT
Print on thermo-aluminum with a glossy finish
Size: 70 x 50 cm
The price in fiat is 3900 CHF OR 3 ETH
(the shipping costs not included)
by Espen Kluge
Unique NFT + Unique Print (produced on demand in size 70 x 50 cm, on thermo-aluminum with a glossy finish)
The price in fiat is 3900 CHF or 3 ETH
by Espen Kluge
Unique print + Unique NFT
Print on thermo-aluminum with glossy finish
Size: 70 x 50 cm
The price in fiat is 3900 CHF or 3 ETH
(the shipping costs not included)
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - AVAILABLE
70 x 50 cm - AVAILABLE
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
To inquire, please contact us via email: info@katevassgalerie.com
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - AVAILABLE
70 x 50 cm - AVAILABLE
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
To inquire, please contact us via email: info@katevassgalerie.com
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - AVAILABLE
70 x 50 cm - AVAILABLE
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
To inquire, please contact us via email: info@katevassgalerie.com
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - SOLD OUT
70 x 50 cm - AVAILABLE
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
To inquire, please contact us via email: info@katevassgalerie.com
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - SOLD OUT
70 x 50 cm - AVAILABLE
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
To inquire, please contact us via email: info@katevassgalerie.com
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - AVAILABLE
70 x 50 cm - SOLD OUT
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
To inquire, please contact us via email: info@katevassgalerie.com
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - SOLD OUT
70 x 50 cm -AVAILABLE
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
To inquire, please contact us via email: info@katevassgalerie.com
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - AVAILABLE
70 x 50 cm -SOLD OUT
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
To inquire, please contact us via email: info@katevassgalerie.com
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - SOLD OUT
70 x 50 cm - AVAILABLE
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
To inquire, please contact us via email: info@katevassgalerie.com
by Espen Kluge
SOLD OUT
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - SOLD OUT
70 x 50 cm - SOLD OUT
90 × 70 cm - SOLD OUT
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - SOLD OUT
70 x 50 cm - AVAILABLE
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
Signed by the artist
To inquire, please contact us via email: info@katevassgalerie.com
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - SOLD OUT
70 x 50 cm - AVAILABLE
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
To inquire, please contact us via email: info@katevassgalerie.com
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - AVAILABLE
70 x 50 cm - AVAILABLE
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - AVAILABLE
70 x 50 cm - AVAILABLE
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed
To inquire, please contact us via email: info@katevassgalerie.com
by Helena Sarin
Hahnemühle Photo Rag Fine Art Print
Image 20x20 cm on 30x30cm paper
Edition 4/10
Unique NFT on the blockchain: https://superrare.co/artwork-v2/an-eternal-tangle-of-what-ifs-11003
Exhibited at “Automat und Mensch” show, Zürich, Kate Vass Galerie, 2019
by Helena Sarin
Hahnemühle Fine Art Print
25cm x 30cm
1 AP, price upon request
This work started as an analog drawing transcribing a Modigliani painting; it was chained via several cycleGAN models, and blended with a random output of my GAN Weaver model.
by Helena Sarin
Hahnemühle Photo Rag Fine Art Print
Image 20x20 cm on 30x30cm paper
Edition 3/10
Unique NFT on the blockchain: https://superrare.co/artwork-v2/towards-the-spring-disentanglement-10982
Exhibited at “Automat und Mensch” show, Zürich, Kate Vass Galerie, 2019
by Helena Sarin
29 cm x 25 cm
1 AP
This work started as an analog drawing transcribing a Matisse painting; it was chained via several cycleGAN models, and then post processed with Python scripts - a technique i started to call #numpytillism.
by Helena Sarin
Hahnemühle Photo Rag Fine Art Print
Image 20x20 cm on 30x30cm paper
Edition 4/10
Unique NFT on the blockchain: https://superrare.co/artwork-v2/ai-candy-store-10925
Exhibited at “Automat und Mensch” show, Zürich, Kate Vass Galerie, 2019
by Helena Sarin
SOLD OUT
Diptych: signed unique Fine Art Print
Comes with a 1/1 NFT
Print Size: 25 x 40 cm (paper size: 43 x 56 cm)
by Helena Sarin
NFT + print (minted/produced upon request)
Price: 5 ETH
For more information, please contact us at info@katevassgalerie.com
Tabula Rasa (b62g,5348), 2019
Fine Art Print, Ed. 1/1 + 1 AP, Dimensions: 40 x 40 cm
Tabula Rasa investigates the materiality and affective dimensions of artificial intelligence by stripping machine learning to its most elemental state. The work treats the neural network as a blank slate, training it exclusively on solid colors and basic geometric forms—the minimal visual vocabulary from which all complexity emerges. This radical constraint transforms the system into a site for exploring what might be called machine romanticism: the possibility that computational processes generate their own forms of expression when freed from the burden of representation.
The resulting images document the machine’s attempts to construct visual meaning from pure abstraction. Without photographic reference or semantic content to guide it, the system reveals its own material substrate—the computational grain through which all machine vision passes. These works suggest that what we interpret as machine “emotions” may be the visible traces of the system’s internal states as it navigates the space between input and output, between constraint and generation.
The images emerge from the tension between the machine’s mathematical structure and its generative potential, creating forms that exist nowhere else—neither in nature nor in human imagination, but in the specific topology of artificial neural networks learning to see.
Tabula Rasa (b62j,2796), 2019
Fine Art Print, Ed. 1/1 + 1 AP, Dimensions: 40 x 40 cm
Tabula Rasa investigates the materiality and affective dimensions of artificial intelligence by stripping machine learning to its most elemental state. The work treats the neural network as a blank slate, training it exclusively on solid colors and basic geometric forms—the minimal visual vocabulary from which all complexity emerges. This radical constraint transforms the system into a site for exploring what might be called machine romanticism: the possibility that computational processes generate their own forms of expression when freed from the burden of representation.
The resulting images document the machine’s attempts to construct visual meaning from pure abstraction. Without photographic reference or semantic content to guide it, the system reveals its own material substrate—the computational grain through which all machine vision passes. These works suggest that what we interpret as machine “emotions” may be the visible traces of the system’s internal states as it navigates the space between input and output, between constraint and generation.
The images emerge from the tension between the machine’s mathematical structure and its generative potential, creating forms that exist nowhere else—neither in nature nor in human imagination, but in the specific topology of artificial neural networks learning to see.
Tabula Rasa (b67h2,2599,1), 2019
Fine Art Print, Ed. 1/1 + 1 AP, Dimensions: 40 x 40 cm
Tabula Rasa investigates the materiality and affective dimensions of artificial intelligence by stripping machine learning to its most elemental state. The work treats the neural network as a blank slate, training it exclusively on solid colors and basic geometric forms—the minimal visual vocabulary from which all complexity emerges. This radical constraint transforms the system into a site for exploring what might be called machine romanticism: the possibility that computational processes generate their own forms of expression when freed from the burden of representation.
The resulting images document the machine’s attempts to construct visual meaning from pure abstraction. Without photographic reference or semantic content to guide it, the system reveals its own material substrate—the computational grain through which all machine vision passes. These works suggest that what we interpret as machine “emotions” may be the visible traces of the system’s internal states as it navigates the space between input and output, between constraint and generation.
The images emerge from the tension between the machine’s mathematical structure and its generative potential, creating forms that exist nowhere else—neither in nature nor in human imagination, but in the specific topology of artificial neural networks learning to see.
Tabula Rasa (b67m,1397,1), 2019
Fine Art Print, Ed. 1/1 + 1 AP, Dimensions: 40 x 40 cm
Tabula Rasa investigates the materiality and affective dimensions of artificial intelligence by stripping machine learning to its most elemental state. The work treats the neural network as a blank slate, training it exclusively on solid colors and basic geometric forms—the minimal visual vocabulary from which all complexity emerges. This radical constraint transforms the system into a site for exploring what might be called machine romanticism: the possibility that computational processes generate their own forms of expression when freed from the burden of representation.
The resulting images document the machine’s attempts to construct visual meaning from pure abstraction. Without photographic reference or semantic content to guide it, the system reveals its own material substrate—the computational grain through which all machine vision passes. These works suggest that what we interpret as machine “emotions” may be the visible traces of the system’s internal states as it navigates the space between input and output, between constraint and generation.
The images emerge from the tension between the machine’s mathematical structure and its generative potential, creating forms that exist nowhere else—neither in nature nor in human imagination, but in the specific topology of artificial neural networks learning to see.
by David Young
SOLD OUT
From Tabula Rasa series
Unique NFT, Video work
Artwork generated by a GAN trained on a handful of basic color elements.
by David Young
Archival inkjet print
Ed. 1/1 + 1 AP
Dimensions: 18 x 18 cm (image size), 30 x 30 cm (print size)
Also available as a unique NFT
PRINT: 2,500.00 CHF
NFT: 3 ETH
If you are interested in this work and would like to pay in ETH, please email us at info@katevassgalerie.com and transfer the amount to our wallet HERE.
Description:
Using AI & machine learning the computer was trained with photographs that I took of flowers at my farm in Bovina, NY during the summer of 2018. It then generated its own images. Nothing that emerges is accurate, but the work isn’t asking for accuracy — it’s asking for the machine to build its own unique vision of the natural world.
by David Young
Unique NFT
NFT: 3 ETH
If you are interested in this work and would like to pay in ETH, please email us at info@katevassgalerie.com and transfer the amount to our wallet HERE.
Description:
Using AI & machine learning the computer was trained with photographs that I took of flowers at my farm in Bovina, NY during the summer of 2018. It then generated its own images. Nothing that emerges is accurate, but the work isn’t asking for accuracy — it’s asking for the machine to build its own unique vision of the natural world.
by David Young
SOLD
Unique NFT
If you are interested in this work and would like to pay in ETH, please email us at info@katevassgalerie.com and transfer the amount to our wallet HERE.
Description:
Using AI & machine learning the computer was trained with photographs that I took of flowers at my farm in Bovina, NY during the summer of 2018. It then generated its own images. Nothing that emerges is accurate, but the work isn’t asking for accuracy — it’s asking for the machine to build its own unique vision of the natural world.
by David Young
Unique NFT
NFT: 3 ETH
If you are interested in this work and would like to pay in ETH, please email us at info@katevassgalerie.com and transfer the amount to our wallet HERE.
Description:
Using AI & machine learning the computer was trained with photographs that I took of flowers at my farm in Bovina, NY during the summer of 2018. It then generated its own images. Nothing that emerges is accurate, but the work isn’t asking for accuracy — it’s asking for the machine to build its own unique vision of the natural world.
by David Young
Archival inkjet print
Ed. 1/1 + 1 AP
Dimensions: 18 x 18 cm (image size), 30 x 30 cm (print size)
Also available as a unique NFT
PRINT: 2,500.00 CHF
NFT: 3 ETH
If you are interested in this work and would like to pay in ETH, please email us at info@katevassgalerie.com and transfer the amount to our wallet HERE.
Description:
Using AI & machine learning the computer was trained with photographs that I took of flowers at my farm in Bovina, NY during the summer of 2018. It then generated its own images. Nothing that emerges is accurate, but the work isn’t asking for accuracy — it’s asking for the machine to build its own unique vision of the natural world.
by Espen Kluge
Fine Art Print on Paper
Sizes:
40 × 30 cm - AVAILABLE
70 x 50 cm - AVAILABLE
90 × 70 cm - AVAILABLE
JavaScript
Unique in this size
Unframed