MACHINE MUSE exhibition artist | KEVIN TRINH

Heaven or Hell Basketball Game №1, AI Print, 24×24 in, 2023

Baijis Goddess of the Yangtze №1, AI Print, 24×24 in, 2023

London based Durer.ai had offered me to try their Beta program and AI is totally new to me, as my artistic expression has been painting. Indeed, one of your gallery artists, Sebastiano Navarra and I had co-exhibited with other artists in New York and we have been corresponding via Instagram since.
All the artworks submitted were generated using the same model = a subversion — one of the many possibilities of machines in the creative realm.

Wild African Forest Elephants №1, AI Print, 24×24 in,2023 + Tapanuli & Sumatran Orangutans №1, AI Print, 24×24 in, 2023

Sunda Tigers №1, AI Print, 24×24 in,2023 + Mountain gorillas №1, AI Print, 24×24 inch, 2023

Exhibited at the Westfield World Trade Center, Saatchi Gallery and Sotheby’s, Kevin Trinh’s artistic practice is an attempt to make sense of our senseless and chaotic world, an invitation of participation and dialogue.His recent work explores the complexity that mediates our body and the exterior — the exteriorization of our body and the internalization of our exterior. In his sports series, the human figures and the sports fields flash over the canvas, while encroach and melt each other.AI has been his most recent explorative artistic activity.