EXPO: HUMAN CONDITION Human image in the age of AI

The theme of the exhibition is; how is artificial intelligence (AI) affecting our perception of humanity and what changes are coming. The students' work aims to show how technology and AI are not only changing our society, but also our understanding of identity, emotion and humanity. The photographs provide creative, provocative and inspiring impulses for current discussions.

Programme opening Saturday 25 January

• At 7pm, Elke Bock, lead partner of the EU/Interreg funded European collaboration, will open the exhibition.
• As a location on the border between Germany and the Netherlands, the Georgs Galerie is the ideal setting for a cross-border, interdisciplinary dialogue.During the opening, a panel discussion for artists, scientists and politicians will therefore be organised. Participants are:
  -Prof Dr Annika Jaansoo (Estonia/Netherlands),
  -Cross-Border expert from Enschede,
  -Elisabeth Winkler-Laurenz (Great Britain),
  -Communications expert with a focus on AI from London,
  -Nicolen Boekhoudt (Netherlands), Euregio politician,
  -Joris Scholz (Germany), communication designer from Berlin.
• Special guest of the evening Kateryna Ray from Kiev, Ukraine, who co-curated the exhibition, will provide a short introduction about her own work and her perspectives as a curator.

Participating artists/photographers

School of Design, Münster: Antonia Paschen, Joris Scholz, Borna Julaie, Joy Wöll, Arne Böllert, Hannah Molnar, Vlada Dvurechenska, Felix Bullermann, Jule Schurek, Martin Schäfer.
AKI ArtEZ Enschede: Tagea Niss, Sora Schäffter, Izabele Venskyte, Margarida Vasconcelos, Eva Grätzel von Grätz, Mareta Kritikou, Michalena Minta. 

Het project HUMAN CONDITION wordt mogelijk gemaakt door het INTERREG-programma Duitsland - Nederland en zijn programmapartners en medegefinancierd door de Europese Unie (EU).