Since the 1980s, Miguel Chevalier has been using cutting-edge digital technologies as a means of artistic expression—today, this also includes artificial intelligence. At the heart of his work lies the interplay between artist and machine, as well as between system and chance, serving as an extension of individual creativity. Inspired by artists such as Marcel Duchamp, Jean Tinguely, Victor Vasarely, and Vera Molnár, Chevalier merges technology with artistic vision and actively engages the audience. In her lecture, curator Franziska Stöhr offers insights into Chevalier’s oeuvre and its art-historical grounding—with a focus on authorship, chance, and interaction.
Location: Gartensalon of the Kunsthalle
Price: € 5 / € 3, Tickets online
In Cooperation with TUM Center for Culture and Arts