1–31 May 2026 · Past exhibition
Gener(AI)tion: 100 Visioni, 100 Doni
Curated by Paolo Fraternali
About the exhibition
Hero Pavel explores the relationship between human creativity and artificial intelligence through one hundred works generated with algorithmic tools. The exhibition reflects on new forms of imagination and the evolution of artistic expression in the digital age, presenting artworks as gifts and inviting participation and sharing.
The project explored the redistribution of artworks and their ownership. One hundred AI-created works, each numbered and signed, were offered freely to the public, transforming the artwork from a collectible object into a shared experience.
Academic advisor: Chen Anying
Exhibition programme
Preview selection: 1–8 May 2026. Artist signing and artwork gifting: 9 May 2026 at 17:00. Exhibition hours: 10:00–18:00.
This exhibition and its gifting event have ended. For archive enquiries, contact the gallery.
LINLI Art Space
Fondamenta Zattere Ai Saloni, 65
30123 Venezia, Italia
● RELATED PROGRAMME · ARTIST TALK & WORKSHOPS
Hero Pavel / Yang Yibin at the Academy
Artificial intelligence between philosophy and creation
In connection with Gener(AI)tion, Yang Yibin met students and the public at the Academy of Fine Arts of Venice. The ASIA.PROGRAM initiative explored the relationship between artificial intelligence, artistic creation and critical thought through a lecture and teaching workshops.
- 4 May 2026 · 09:30–13:00 — Lecture: “Return to the essence of art”, Room 7BC.
- 4 May 2026 · 15:00 — Teaching workshop, Room 17.
- 5 May 2026 · From 10:00, throughout the day — Teaching workshop, Room 17.
Venue: Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia. This programme has ended.
At the 4 May meeting, Hero Pavel presented his twelve-point manifesto on artificial intelligence to students and the public.
View the Academy’s programme ↗GENER(AI)TION · 2026
Installation views & moments
From the Venice waterfront to the exhibition rooms. Select a photograph to view it at full size.
Official event listing
The exhibition was included in the City of Venice’s Le Città in Festa programme.
Read on the City of Venice website ↗