Roman Lipski. Quantum Babylon

Roman Lipski returns to the National Museum in Szczecin with Quantum Babylon, an immersive exhibition of new works created using quantum technology—the latest field the artist is exploring in his dynamically evolving practice. Combining elements of video, sound, and sculpture, the installation will reveal the possibilities that the tools of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) can be used in art. (...) In addition to visual and auditory sensations, visitors will also be able to experience the softness and smell of sheep's wool, sit or lie down on hand-woven carpets whose patterns were generated by computer algorithms. In this way, Lipski's creative trajectory comes full circle – from traditional paintings on canvas, through GAN, AI, quantum computers, digital art, to craftsmanship. (...) Quantum Babylon raises questions not only about the future of technology, but also about ourselves and our ethical responsibility in the face of a rapidly changing world. Lipski invites viewers to reflect on the role of humans in a world where the boundaries between art, science, and technology are becoming increasingly blurred. MORE: https://muzeum.szczecin.pl/wystawy/czasowe/2855-roman-lipski-quantum-babylon.html