Max Kuwertz’s interdisciplinary design practice operates at the intersection of technology and creativity, aiming to unlock aesthetic value for many and celebrate creative empowerment. Rooted in the conviction that we, as creative beings, co-evolve with the tools we use, Kuwertz’ work intentionally transgresses the tired dichotomy of art and design. His image and video-based works, created with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and exhibited under the title Final Fantasy MMXXIV, explore the possibilities and limitations of AI as an artistic medium for human creative expression. The exhibition immerses viewers in hyperreal multi-verses, with works displayed on large-scale photo prints, digital screens, and in Black Boxes, blurring the boundaries between reality and virtuality, utopia and dystopia.
Photographer Olly Geary’s (b. 1997) practice is rooted in fragments of everyday life, often consisting of personal narratives and his immediate surroundings. His latest photo series Long Walk Home ponders on our conflicting, restructured society, as Geary explores the intersection of natural and automated environments. Growing up in the west of Scotland, in a village once famed for its textile industry, Geary’s work investigates the industrial scars left on the landscape and how to approach these remnants after the factories close and workers leave.
Max Kuwertz’s interdisciplinary design practice operates at the intersection of technology and creativity, aiming to unlock aesthetic value for many and celebrate creative empowerment. Rooted in the conviction that we, as creative beings, co-evolve with the tools we use, Kuwertz’ work intentionally transgresses the tired dichotomy of art and design. His image and video-based works, created with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and exhibited under the title Final Fantasy MMXXIV, explore the possibilities and limitations of AI as an artistic medium for human creative expression. The exhibition immerses viewers in hyperreal multi-verses, with works displayed on large-scale photo prints, digital screens, and in Black Boxes, blurring the boundaries between reality and virtuality, utopia and dystopia.
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OLLY GEARY
Photographer Olly Geary’s (b. 1997) practice is rooted in fragments of everyday life, often consisting of personal narratives and his immediate surroundings. His latest photo series Long Walk Home ponders on our conflicting, restructured society, as Geary explores the intersection of natural and automated environments. Growing up in the west of Scotland, in a village once famed for its textile industry, Geary’s work investigates the industrial scars left on the landscape and how to approach these remnants after the factories close and workers leave.
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THIS IS THE GALERIE KERNWEINE SHOP. HERE WE CURATE, CREATE AND SELL PRODUCTS WITH A FOCUS ON CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY. ENJOY EXPLORING!
NEW IN : g — kx T-SHIRTS
Filmed in Thailand, sold on the beach, worn around the world.
We teamed up with local beach vendors to launch our new T-shirt collection – in the place that made the most sense: under the sun, by the sea, and among smiles.
Because sometimes, a new perspective begins far from the headlines and the mainstream.
The collection is limited – but the perspectives are limitless. Now available, for everyone who sees the world differently.
