For EMERGENCE, Kate Vass speaks with David Young about machine perception, latent space and his experiments training AI on Conway’s Game of Life.

In Tabula Rasa, David Young focuses on the philosophical foundations of Al art, questioning whether machine minds operate through rationality or something more similar to human emotion.

In this article, we focus on David Young's art from 2017 to the present and feature an exclusive interview with the artist himself. He shares the creative process behind his work.

When Code Blooms explores how flowers have evolved from enduring artistic motifs into generative systems shaped by mathematics, code, datasets and artificial intelligence.

David Young explores the potential of working with small-scale Al systems, as a counterpoint to the dominance of big data-driven machine learning. Using GANs, he investigates how Al interprets the natural world.

EMERGENCE is an online exhibition by Kate Vass Galerie exploring how complex forms, behaviours and societies arise from simple systems. Rather than appearing all at once, the exhibition emerges weekly. Each new chapter introduces artists, artworks, interviews and ideas across four interconnected stages: The Cell, The Pattern, The Organism and The Society.

We presented a curated selection of pioneering Al and technology-driven artworks at Untitled Miami Art Fair, a leading contemporary art fair held annually on the sands of Miami Beach.

At the NOISE Media Art Fair, the gallery presented mixed media artworks by acclaimed local and international artists like Memo Akten, Emre Meydan, David Young, Mario Klingemann, and Kevin Abosch.

Feat. artworks by Cornelia Sollfrank, Sofia Crespo, Tom White, David Young & more, this exhibition traces the desire lines between the analog and the digital.

The Automat und Mensch exhibition is, above all, an opportunity to put important work by generative artists spanning the last 70 years into context by showing it in a single location.