Alinta Krauth and Jason Nelson unveil artworks for Sydney OpenAI offices
The digital artists showcase how generative tools can uniquely shape emerging cultural and creative narratives.
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This December digital artist and CDN Affiliate Alinta Krauth unveiled three new works commissioned for the opening of OpenAI’s Australian offices in Sydney.
These pieces explore how generative tools can shape cultural and creative narratives:
"It’s been great to peek behind the curtain at OpenAI and workshop ways of using their tools that aren’t about speed, profit, or efficiency, but rather how those tools are seeping into cultural and creative avenues," says Alinta on the experience.
The exhibition featured:
Resonant Systems I & II – video artworks blending hand-drawn Australian flora and fauna with AI-driven transformations (in images).
Drift Vector Field – interactive experience created with Professor and CDN PI Jason Nelson, exploring stages of biological, human, and AI growth.
Opening photos by Wes Nel Photography.
