aurèce vettier

aurèce vettier

aurèce vettier

aurèce vettier

aurèce vettier

"I am not interested in reinventing what already exists, but rather by using tools that explore the latent space of dreams, memory and nature. Because that’s what we are: human, whose beauty comes from imperfection and whose amazement can occur at any moment, in the twinkle of pareidolia."

"I am not interested in reinventing what already exists, but rather by using tools that explore the latent space of dreams, memory and nature. Because that’s what we are: human, whose beauty comes from imperfection and whose amazement can occur at any moment, in the twinkle of pareidolia."

"I am not interested in reinventing what already exists, but rather by using tools that explore the latent space of dreams, memory and nature. Because that’s what we are: human, whose beauty comes from imperfection and whose amazement can occur at any moment, in the twinkle of pareidolia."

"I am not interested in reinventing what already exists, but rather by using tools that explore the latent space of dreams, memory and nature. Because that’s what we are: human, whose beauty comes from imperfection and whose amazement can occur at any moment, in the twinkle of pareidolia."

"I am not interested in reinventing what already exists, but rather by using tools that explore the latent space of dreams, memory and nature. Because that’s what we are: human, whose beauty comes from imperfection and whose amazement can occur at any moment, in the twinkle of pareidolia."

  1. aurèce vettier is an art project founded in 2019 by French artist Paul Mouginot. This alias, formed using an algorithm, is a metaphor for the desire for a collaborative, open and hybrid approach.


  2. This identity, like all of aurèce vettier’s work, allows for a lot of back and forth between the "real" space in which it is possible to exist, to draw, paint, sculpt, break, erase; and the "data" space, where it is possible to play with more dimensions than a human can grasp. In this virtual space, which may involve AI algorithms or heavy mathematical processing, aurèce vettier explores new forms, which are then deployed as tangible objects, in close connection with many crafts.


  3. Poetry is the backbone of aurèce vettier’s entire practice, whose first work was to publish a book of poetry in collaboration with a machine. Without ever replacing the artist, the algorithms thus served as a camp aid, generating raw material that was subsequently assembled by hand.


  4. Another AI-assisted project, the Potential Herbariums series comprises oil paintings, bronze sculptures or digital works representing impossible forms of plants dreamed up by artificial intelligences, which could have been found on the slopes of Mount Analogue, the mythical mountain of René Daumal’s unfinished work.


  5. aurèce vettier collaborated with legendary generative artist Vera Molnar on series AD.VM.AV.IA based on a detail from Albrecht Dürer’s engraving. Curated by Vincent Baby, this collaboration marked the first time Molnar worked with AI.

  1. aurèce vettier is an art project founded in 2019 by French artist Paul Mouginot. This alias, formed using an algorithm, is a metaphor for the desire for a collaborative, open and hybrid approach.


  2. This identity, like all of aurèce vettier’s work, allows for a lot of back and forth between the "real" space in which it is possible to exist, to draw, paint, sculpt, break, erase; and the "data" space, where it is possible to play with more dimensions than a human can grasp. In this virtual space, which may involve AI algorithms or heavy mathematical processing, aurèce vettier explores new forms, which are then deployed as tangible objects, in close connection with many crafts.


  3. Poetry is the backbone of aurèce vettier’s entire practice, whose first work was to publish a book of poetry in collaboration with a machine. Without ever replacing the artist, the algorithms thus served as a camp aid, generating raw material that was subsequently assembled by hand.


  4. Another AI-assisted project, the Potential Herbariums series comprises oil paintings, bronze sculptures or digital works representing impossible forms of plants dreamed up by artificial intelligences, which could have been found on the slopes of Mount Analogue, the mythical mountain of René Daumal’s unfinished work.


  5. aurèce vettier collaborated with legendary generative artist Vera Molnar on series AD.VM.AV.IA based on a detail from Albrecht Dürer’s engraving. Curated by Vincent Baby, this collaboration marked the first time Molnar worked with AI.

  1. aurèce vettier is an art project founded in 2019 by French artist Paul Mouginot. This alias, formed using an algorithm, is a metaphor for the desire for a collaborative, open and hybrid approach.


  2. This identity, like all of aurèce vettier’s work, allows for a lot of back and forth between the "real" space in which it is possible to exist, to draw, paint, sculpt, break, erase; and the "data" space, where it is possible to play with more dimensions than a human can grasp. In this virtual space, which may involve AI algorithms or heavy mathematical processing, aurèce vettier explores new forms, which are then deployed as tangible objects, in close connection with many crafts.


  3. Poetry is the backbone of aurèce vettier’s entire practice, whose first work was to publish a book of poetry in collaboration with a machine. Without ever replacing the artist, the algorithms thus served as a camp aid, generating raw material that was subsequently assembled by hand.


  4. Another AI-assisted project, the Potential Herbariums series comprises oil paintings, bronze sculptures or digital works representing impossible forms of plants dreamed up by artificial intelligences, which could have been found on the slopes of Mount Analogue, the mythical mountain of René Daumal’s unfinished work.


  5. aurèce vettier collaborated with legendary generative artist Vera Molnar on series AD.VM.AV.IA based on a detail from Albrecht Dürer’s engraving. Curated by Vincent Baby, this collaboration marked the first time Molnar worked with AI.

  1. aurèce vettier is an art project founded in 2019 by French artist Paul Mouginot. This alias, formed using an algorithm, is a metaphor for the desire for a collaborative, open and hybrid approach.


  2. This identity, like all of aurèce vettier’s work, allows for a lot of back and forth between the "real" space in which it is possible to exist, to draw, paint, sculpt, break, erase; and the "data" space, where it is possible to play with more dimensions than a human can grasp. In this virtual space, which may involve AI algorithms or heavy mathematical processing, aurèce vettier explores new forms, which are then deployed as tangible objects, in close connection with many crafts.


  3. Poetry is the backbone of aurèce vettier’s entire practice, whose first work was to publish a book of poetry in collaboration with a machine. Without ever replacing the artist, the algorithms thus served as a camp aid, generating raw material that was subsequently assembled by hand.


  4. Another AI-assisted project, the Potential Herbariums series comprises oil paintings, bronze sculptures or digital works representing impossible forms of plants dreamed up by artificial intelligences, which could have been found on the slopes of Mount Analogue, the mythical mountain of René Daumal’s unfinished work.


  5. aurèce vettier collaborated with legendary generative artist Vera Molnar on series AD.VM.AV.IA based on a detail from Albrecht Dürer’s engraving. Curated by Vincent Baby, this collaboration marked the first time Molnar worked with AI.

  1. aurèce vettier is an art project founded in 2019 by French artist Paul Mouginot. This alias, formed using an algorithm, is a metaphor for the desire for a collaborative, open and hybrid approach.


  2. This identity, like all of aurèce vettier’s work, allows for a lot of back and forth between the "real" space in which it is possible to exist, to draw, paint, sculpt, break, erase; and the "data" space, where it is possible to play with more dimensions than a human can grasp. In this virtual space, which may involve AI algorithms or heavy mathematical processing, aurèce vettier explores new forms, which are then deployed as tangible objects, in close connection with many crafts.


  3. Poetry is the backbone of aurèce vettier’s entire practice, whose first work was to publish a book of poetry in collaboration with a machine. Without ever replacing the artist, the algorithms thus served as a camp aid, generating raw material that was subsequently assembled by hand.


  4. Another AI-assisted project, the Potential Herbariums series comprises oil paintings, bronze sculptures or digital works representing impossible forms of plants dreamed up by artificial intelligences, which could have been found on the slopes of Mount Analogue, the mythical mountain of René Daumal’s unfinished work.


  5. aurèce vettier collaborated with legendary generative artist Vera Molnar on series AD.VM.AV.IA based on a detail from Albrecht Dürer’s engraving. Curated by Vincent Baby, this collaboration marked the first time Molnar worked with AI.

Selected group shows  

The Future of Art, presented by The Lumen Prize at the Victoria & Albert Museum's inaugural Digital Art Season, London, 2024
MIRABIL-IA, Centre des Arts, Enghien, France, 2024
Studios Gohard with Spaceless Gallery, New York City, USA, 2024
Simulacra with Foundation, 2024
Ce que disent les plantes, Le Grenier à Sel, Avignon, France, 2023
Symphonie Pastorale, Galerie Gosserez, Paris, France, 2023
Techno Terrain: Nature in the age of the Metaverse, EXPANDED.ART, Berlin, Germany, 2023
AD.VM.AV.IA on the other side of the polyhedron (1514-2023), with Vera Molnár, Le Transfo, Paris, France, 2023
POÈME SBJKT, Librairie Métamorphoses, Paris, France, 2023
POÈME OBJKT, Avant-Galerie Vossen, Paris, France, 2022
Ecotone, Feral File, 2022
Musée des Archives Nationales : Collaboration with Gilles & Boissier, Paris, France, 2022
SuperRare gallery x theVERSEverse, New York City, USA, 2022
Tellus Meta, Brownstone Foundation, Paris, 2022
Sillons, Association Fertiles, Paris, France, 2022
NFT Paris, with the Museum of Contemporary Digital Art, 2022
Proxima, Gucci & A Magazine Curated By, darmo & Gismondi Gallery, Paris, 2021
Liminal Territories, galerie pal-project, Paris, France, 2021

Selected solo shows  

Forêt, Tentative, galerie darmo, at Bastide du Roy, Antibes, France, 2024
le travail des rêves, as part of Bright Moments AI Collection, galerie Bigaignon, Paris, France, 2023
Circular Ruins, galerie darmo & Gismondi, Paris, France, 2022
Wind Fragments, Cultural Foundation of Tinos, Greece, 2022
Opus Sectile: de la marqueterie de pierres dures à aurèce vettier, galerie darmo & Gismondi, Paris, France, 2021

Awards

Finalist, the Lumen Prize, 2024
Grand Prize, AI.ART Gallery Award, South Korea, 2020 

Works in collections

The Gucci Collection
Anne + Michael Spalter digital art collection

Selected press

Centre Pompidou, AI, NFT: Vera Molnár, a step ahead, 2024
The Curious Collector, #1 Dialogues: aurèce vettier - Unveiling Dreams Through AI, 2024 
Expanded.art, AURÈCE VETTIER: HAVE WE ALREADY INVENTED EVERYTHING? NATURE AND AI, 2023 
New Society, Exploring the Intersection of Art and Technology with Paul Mouginot, 2023

Selected group shows  

The Future of Art, presented by The Lumen Prize at the Victoria & Albert Museum's inaugural Digital Art Season, London, 2024
MIRABIL-IA, Centre des Arts, Enghien, France, 2024
Studios Gohard with Spaceless Gallery, New York City, USA, 2024
Simulacra with Foundation, 2024
Ce que disent les plantes, Le Grenier à Sel, Avignon, France, 2023
Symphonie Pastorale, Galerie Gosserez, Paris, France, 2023
Techno Terrain: Nature in the age of the Metaverse, EXPANDED.ART, Berlin, Germany, 2023
AD.VM.AV.IA on the other side of the polyhedron (1514-2023), with Vera Molnár, Le Transfo, Paris, France, 2023
POÈME SBJKT, Librairie Métamorphoses, Paris, France, 2023
POÈME OBJKT, Avant-Galerie Vossen, Paris, France, 2022
Ecotone, Feral File, 2022
Musée des Archives Nationales : Collaboration with Gilles & Boissier, Paris, France, 2022
SuperRare gallery x theVERSEverse, New York City, USA, 2022
Tellus Meta, Brownstone Foundation, Paris, 2022
Sillons, Association Fertiles, Paris, France, 2022
NFT Paris, with the Museum of Contemporary Digital Art, 2022
Proxima, Gucci & A Magazine Curated By, darmo & Gismondi Gallery, Paris, 2021
Liminal Territories, galerie pal-project, Paris, France, 2021

Selected solo shows  

Forêt, Tentative, galerie darmo, at Bastide du Roy, Antibes, France, 2024
le travail des rêves, as part of Bright Moments AI Collection, galerie Bigaignon, Paris, France, 2023
Circular Ruins, galerie darmo & Gismondi, Paris, France, 2022
Wind Fragments, Cultural Foundation of Tinos, Greece, 2022
Opus Sectile: de la marqueterie de pierres dures à aurèce vettier, galerie darmo & Gismondi, Paris, France, 2021

Awards

Finalist, the Lumen Prize, 2024
Grand Prize, AI.ART Gallery Award, South Korea, 2020 

Works in collections

The Gucci Collection
Anne + Michael Spalter digital art collection

Selected press

Centre Pompidou, AI, NFT: Vera Molnár, a step ahead, 2024
The Curious Collector, #1 Dialogues: aurèce vettier - Unveiling Dreams Through AI, 2024 
Expanded.art, AURÈCE VETTIER: HAVE WE ALREADY INVENTED EVERYTHING? NATURE AND AI, 2023 
New Society, Exploring the Intersection of Art and Technology with Paul Mouginot, 2023

Selected group shows  

The Future of Art, presented by The Lumen Prize at the Victoria & Albert Museum's inaugural Digital Art Season, London, 2024
MIRABIL-IA, Centre des Arts, Enghien, France, 2024
Studios Gohard with Spaceless Gallery, New York City, USA, 2024
Simulacra with Foundation, 2024
Ce que disent les plantes, Le Grenier à Sel, Avignon, France, 2023
Symphonie Pastorale, Galerie Gosserez, Paris, France, 2023
Techno Terrain: Nature in the age of the Metaverse, EXPANDED.ART, Berlin, Germany, 2023
AD.VM.AV.IA on the other side of the polyhedron (1514-2023), with Vera Molnár, Le Transfo, Paris, France, 2023
POÈME SBJKT, Librairie Métamorphoses, Paris, France, 2023
POÈME OBJKT, Avant-Galerie Vossen, Paris, France, 2022
Ecotone, Feral File, 2022
Musée des Archives Nationales : Collaboration with Gilles & Boissier, Paris, France, 2022
SuperRare gallery x theVERSEverse, New York City, USA, 2022
Tellus Meta, Brownstone Foundation, Paris, 2022
Sillons, Association Fertiles, Paris, France, 2022
NFT Paris, with the Museum of Contemporary Digital Art, 2022
Proxima, Gucci & A Magazine Curated By, darmo & Gismondi Gallery, Paris, 2021
Liminal Territories, galerie pal-project, Paris, France, 2021

Selected solo shows  

Forêt, Tentative, galerie darmo, at Bastide du Roy, Antibes, France, 2024
le travail des rêves, as part of Bright Moments AI Collection, galerie Bigaignon, Paris, France, 2023
Circular Ruins, galerie darmo & Gismondi, Paris, France, 2022
Wind Fragments, Cultural Foundation of Tinos, Greece, 2022
Opus Sectile: de la marqueterie de pierres dures à aurèce vettier, galerie darmo & Gismondi, Paris, France, 2021

Awards

Finalist, the Lumen Prize, 2024
Grand Prize, AI.ART Gallery Award, South Korea, 2020 

Works in collections

The Gucci Collection
Anne + Michael Spalter digital art collection

Selected press

Centre Pompidou, AI, NFT: Vera Molnár, a step ahead, 2024
The Curious Collector, #1 Dialogues: aurèce vettier - Unveiling Dreams Through AI, 2024 
Expanded.art, AURÈCE VETTIER: HAVE WE ALREADY INVENTED EVERYTHING? NATURE AND AI, 2023 
New Society, Exploring the Intersection of Art and Technology with Paul Mouginot, 2023

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For collectors, artists and potential collaborators visits are available by appointment—please email us to arrange a private viewing

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ADDRESS

Carrer Llull, 134, 08005 Barcelona, Spain

CONTACT

visit@load-gallery.com

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4 PM — 9 PM, Thursday–Saturday

Gallery admission is free

For collectors, artists and potential collaborators visits are available by appointment—please email us to arrange a private viewing

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ADDRESS

Carrer Llull, 134, 08005 Barcelona, Spain

CONTACT

visit@load-gallery.com

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OPENING HOURS

4 PM — 9 PM, Thursday–Saturday

Gallery admission is free

For collectors, artists and potential collaborators visits are available by appointment—please email us to arrange a private viewing

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@Load Gallery 2023