Women in Motion art exhibit utilises AR and AI

The four oil paintings and instructions will be displayed on-site in Los Angeles at the Women in Entertainment Summit and at ART+TECH 2 at Infinity Festival Hollywood in October and November. Each original oil painting has gone through a series of AI processes to create a fully animated portrait. The animations are complete with sound, and visitors will see and hear the portraits come to life. To view the portraits with AR, patrons load a custom website on their phones, allowing them to see each piece come to life through their phone’s camera, which serves as a viewing window.

“We’re thrilled to bring Studio Moshon’s Women in Motion Augmented Reality art exhibit to our network, not only to showcase some of our wonderful speakers but also to demonstrate how cutting-edge technology can be integrated into art and entertainment,” said Gretchen McCourt, Co-founder of Women in Entertainment. “It’s always really important for us to find new ways to amplify the voices of women in the entertainment industry, and these portraits do exactly that. It’s a brilliant activation, we can’t wait for our attendees to interact with them.”

“It’s important for us to feature Women in Motion in our ART+TECH 2 exhibit because it elegantly combines fine art and technology with cultural relevance.” said Adam Newman, fine art curator, Infinity Festival Hollywood. “The Festival stands at the intersection of tech and visual storytelling, and Studio Moshon’s Women in Motion exhibit is a fitting example of how art is evolving and allowing viewers to immerse themselves beyond static imagery and into full video and sound -- bringing messages to the forefront and helping communicate the challenges and important topics the subjects chose to speak up about.” said Nick Urbom and Mark Lieber, co-founders of Infinity Festival.