CURATED: AMIR FATTAL

Amir Fattal (b. 1978, Tel Aviv, Israel) is an artist and curator based in Berlin. Fattal’s practice is one of reflection grounded in the history of aesthetics and cultural references. Working with new technologies such as AI, 3D printing, and digital animation, his work highlights their effects on creativity.

His recent exhibitions include: KÖNIG GALERIE, Berlin (2024); Bravermann Gallery, Tel Aviv (2024); LAGOS, Mexico City (2023); Geisted, Berlin (2022); Seoul International Cinema and Media Festival (2021); Am Tacheles, Berlin (2021); RMCA Museum, Guangzhou (2019); Collection Enea Righi at Museo Fortuny, Venice (2019); International Photography Festival, Tel Aviv (2016); Kunstquerier Bethanien, Berlin (2016); Kunsthaus Dahlem (2015); and Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, Israel (2015).

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Amir Fattal begins each of his works with a series of keywords and prompts that coax a fictional portrait out of the depths of the "collective unconscious" of artificial intelligence. The subjects are various protagonists of an idealized "art world" – from artists with models in their studios to collectors in their homes to art dealers in their offices. They all pose with one of their most prized possessions: an "artwork within an artwork". This second artwork is also the product of AI, generated according to the specific aesthetics and values of each protagonist depicted.
<meta charset="utf-8">Presented by <a href="https://www.koeniggalerie.com/">KÖNIG GALERIE </a>as part of REIMAGINE TOMORROW, 1954-2024. AI in Context #2, 17-24 November 2024, Heilig-Geist-Kirche, Essen, on the occasion of the AI Biennale in Essen, Germany.

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