Louise Alexander Gallery/AFP, in partnership with Fellowship, proudly presents an exhibition at Paris Photo 2023 that blends the realms of photography, video, and AI, pushing the boundaries of visual art. This showcase celebrates a collection of artists who have embraced the convergence of tradition and technological innovation to redefine contemporary art.

The exhibition features a powerful lineup of esteemed photographers whose work explores the transformative potential of AI in visual storytelling. Among the artists featured are:

Alkan Avcıoğlu, whose post-photography work uses AI to comment on the contemporary human experience.

Elman Mansimov, whose collection alignDRAW (2015) offers a glimpse into the transformative moment of AI art history, showcasing artworks created through text-to-image AI technology.

Joel Meyerowitz, presenting Sequels: One Image, Every Day, for a Decade, a pioneering exploration that merges six decades of his work into a decade-long visual narrative, with a new image released daily.

Laurie Simmons, whose In and Around the House II (2023) challenges our perceptions of AI and its role in art, using AI-driven image generators to expand the possibilities of visual creativity.

Roope Rainisto, who examines society's complexities with REWORLD (2023), a thought-provoking exploration of identities and cultural interplay through AI-generated imagery.

Simon Raion, with Pink. Unidentified. Such a Useless Color! (2023), a series of photographs that defy conventional roles and perceptions, presenting scenes that challenge societal expectations.

Yatreda, showcasing Strong Hair, Mosaic: ጠንካራ ፀጉር ሞዛይክ (2023), a tribute to African culture and its resilience through the art of hair, using 21 unique hairstyles to convey deep cultural and social messages.

Fellowship’s mission is to connect the past and the present in shaping the future of art, using blockchain technology to celebrate contemporary artists while embracing the transformative potential of artificial intelligence. Fellowship plays an instrumental role in ensuring that the legacy of exceptional artists continues to influence and inspire future generations.

Featured Works:

Elman Mansimov, alignDRAW (2015): A collection of AI-generated artworks, created from text prompts, that explore the intersection of technology and visual expression.

Joel Meyerowitz, Sequels: One Image, Every Day, for a Decade: This interactive project unites six decades of Meyerowitz’s photography into a decade-long visual experience, offering new insights into his evolving narrative.

Laurie Simmons, In and Around the House II (2023): A pioneering exploration of AI-driven image creation that challenges traditional boundaries and opens new possibilities for the future of art.

Roope Rainisto, REWORLD (2023): An AI-generated reflection on individual identities and cultural interplay, pushing the limits of art in a tech-centric world.

Simon Raion, Pink. Unidentified. Such a Useless Color! (2023): Provocative images that disrupt conventional ideas about societal roles and perceptions.

Yatreda, Strong Hair, Mosaic: ጠንካራ ፀጉር ሞዛይክ (2023): An exploration of African cultural heritage, celebrating the strength and resilience of African identity through the art of hair.

For more information about Fellowship and their participation at Paris Photo 2023, please visit:

https://fellowship.xyz/

About Fellowship

Fellowship is an innovative organization founded in 2021 by artists, collectors, and Web3 pioneers. Its mission is to connect the lineage of art’s rich history to contemporary practices, bridging traditional and digital realms. Through the use of blockchain technology, Fellowship ensures that both historic and contemporary works reach a new generation of collectors and art lovers, while also celebrating the transformative power of AI in the arts.

Fellowship’s efforts amplify both renowned and emerging voices in the art world, including iconic figures such as August Sander, Guy Bourdin, and Joel Meyerowitz, as well as contemporary talents like Yatreda, Roope Rainisto, and Simon Raion. Their commitment to showcasing the intersection of digital innovation and traditional art practices positions them as leaders in the future of visual arts.

Fellowship’s focus on the integration of AI, blockchain, and contemporary practices ensures that art remains a dynamic force in society, constantly evolving and inspiring.