The Bulgarian Pavilion at the upcoming Venice Architecture Biennale will delve into the intriguing paradox of artificial intelligence (AI) and human intervention. The pavilion, titled "The Paradox of the Invisible", will investigate the complex relationship between human creativity and AI-driven processes.
Through a series of immersive installations and interactive exhibits, the pavilion will challenge visitors to consider the role of human intervention in the age of AI. By exploring the tensions between human creativity and machine learning, the pavilion aims to spark a dialogue about the future of architecture, design, and human-AI collaboration.
The pavilion will feature an AI-generated cityscape that responds to human input, allowing visitors to manipulate and interact with the environment. Additionally, a series of thought-provoking artworks will explore the intersection of human creativity and AI, raising questions about authorship, agency, and the role of human intuition in the creative process.
By exploring the paradox of AI and human intervention, the Bulgarian Pavilion promises to be a thought-provoking and visually stunning contribution to the Venice Architecture Biennale.
