From April 17 to 23, ATI Project hosted an installation called “Artificial Intuition: Design Inspired by AI” at the Milan office, located in Via Imbonati.
The theme of the year was “Future Workshop”, focused on a future in which design acts as a catalyst for change and a means to interpret society. ATI Project has focused its research on how human and artificial intelligence can interact, giving rise to a series of images and videos that portray futuristic objects and spaces, combining creativity, technology and photography.
The installation “Artificial Intuition: Design Inspired by AI” attracted considerable interest, so much so that it received a special mention in the categories “Interaction” and “Technology”. The first category refers to projects capable of creating immersive experiences that stimulate the senses and actively involve observers, while the second category rewards innovation that restores the balance between the human being and nature.
In collaboration with the Milanese photographer and artistic director Gabriele Giussani, together with the technical partner Materieunite, ATI Project has created a unique event that combines unconventional photography with experimental techniques. This combination offers visual suggestions that stimulate new forms of creativity and interpretation.
