"Kaleidoscope" is an art installation that merges traditional aesthetics with AI technology. At its heart lies a dynamic interplay between a video projection, a mirror box, and artificial intelligence. This ensemble focuses on historical paintings, particularly emphasizing veils, women, nudes, and romanticized bodies. Examples include "Moorish Bath" and "The Phryne Before the Areopagus" by Jean-Léon Gérôme. Through the use of AI, Kaleidoscope doesn't merely replicate these masterpieces but reimagines them, expanding and altering their compositions in real-time. The mirror box serves as a canvas, where the AI's generated paintings unfold in a continuous 60-minute loop, offering viewers an ever-changing perspective on historical art.
