
- Date
- 09 DECEMBER 2022
- Author
- GLORIA MARIA CAPPELLETTI
- Image by
- VARIOUS A. I. ARTISTS
- Categories
- Aesthetics
This Week’s 20 Fascinating AI Artists
The world of technology is never short on trending topics, but this year’s one is one of the most intriguing: using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to make art.
An AI art generator is a piece of software that uses recent advances in artificial intelligence to create images from text-based stimuli. Many AI art generators are text-to-image, meaning the rules the artists generate are written prompts. To produce art generated by AI, artists utilize AI as a tool for creativity, and they work with algorithms to establish concrete rules, where machines analyse thousands of images in order to understand specific processes for creating, such as specific styles or aesthetics.
Here are 20 interesting artists who are using AI in some way or another to create their art:

Hilary Campilan, “Bored at Home”, 2022, Midjourney

Fallen Alien, “Erykah Badu”, Midjourney V4, 2022

Elmo Mistiaen, “Corporate Dystopia Aesthetics”, Midjourney V4, 2022

Computers Can Dream, Untitled, Midjourney, 2022

Doopiidoo, Untitled, Midjourney, 2022

Katsuko Koiso, “Seattle 1994”, Midjourney V4, 2022

Kindabloop, “Chillin’”, Midjourney, 2022

Milk Box, “Big day out (slow day at work)”, 2022

Fake is Real, “Portrait, Bamidele, Senegal”, Midjourney, 2022

Scott Wetterschneider, “Industrial Aliencore Techwave bands. You probably haven’t heard of them.” AI, 2022

Prateek Arora, “Rasānauts”, AI, 2022

Marika D’Auteuil x Illusionary Beauty, “It’s Alien Fashion Week”, AI, 2022

LightCatAI, “Intergalactic Tilda Fashion”, Midjourney, 2022

Homo Aliens, “In a Blue Dream (backstage)”, AI, 2022

Julian Bonequi, Untitled, Midjourney, 2022

Matilde Medoro, “Summertime”, Midjourney, 2022

Maison Meta, “1980 Harajuku Street style photography concepts visualized with AI — None of the People or Clothing pieces really exist”, DALL-E 2, 2022

Vaquera, “A Heavy Metal Xmas”, AI, 2022

Manufactured Memory, “Gayle would love to stop and chat, but she’s already late for canasta.” Midjourney, 2022

Paul Fofr, “Mona Lisa at the supermarket checkout”, Midjourney V4, 2022

