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5:00 PM
Resonant Futures: Art, Tech, and Time
Online workshop|Masterclass on art, quantum systems, biodesign & AI
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Online Online
- Language English
- Part of series: ART MEETS TECH
With her groundbreaking artworks, Amy Karle explores how new and exponentially growing technologies such as AI, biodesign and quantum systems are not only tools of innovation, but also companions in the unfolding development of life, intelligence, consciousness and the future.
Based on intensive observation, holistic reflection and multidisciplinary collaboration, this session invites participants to tune in to the signals of the future that are already resonating in the present. Participants will get to know Karle's artworks, which translate invisible forces – biological, emotional and cosmic – into visible, tangible forms that awaken new forms of collaboration across collective intelligence. From co-creation with stem cells to encoding DNA and human heritage in space-bound archives, her work shows what it means to be human in a rapidly changing world.
This lecture is aimed at artists, technologists, cultural thinkers and anyone interested in the role of creativity, critical thinking and ethics in our future development.
BIO
Amy Karle
Amy Karle is an internationally recognised, ultra-contemporary artist who specialises in the impact of new and exponential technologies on humanity and evolution. She creates hybrid forms that combine physical, biological and computer-based systems and
envisions how technology can be used to support and enhance life and intelligence, while actively working towards this goal. She is considered one of the first to bridge biology and computer science in art and design.
Named one of the 100 most inspiring women in the world by the BBC, Karle's groundbreaking works have been exhibited in prestigious institutions worldwide, including the 798 Art District, Ars Electronica, the CAFA Art Museum, the Centre Pompidou, and even on the moon and in space.
A sought-after speaker and thought leader, Karle participates in global think tanks and high-level discussions on deep tech, AI and the ethical development of technology. Her work has been cited in over 6,000
scientific papers. Karle was awarded the Pioneer in Design Award for her life's work and is considered one of the most influential women in the field of 3D printing. She served as an Artist Diplomat for the US State Department and advocated for social innovation and women's empowerment through art and technology.
