Art Meets Tech
Töötubade sari kunstnikele ja kultuuritöötajatele

AI is redefining documentary filmmaking, introducing innovative tools that expand creative possibilities while also raising ethical concerns. From research and storytelling structure to image and sound generation, AI can be integrated at every stage of the filmmaking process, transforming how stories are uncovered, composed, and visually represented. But how do these advancements influence the role of filmmakers? And what ethical questions arise when AI is used to create narratives based on reality?

In this workshop researcher and music producer, and DJ, Lorny Pfeifer, will present AI tools for musicians and demonstrate how art and technology can work hand in hand.

Join this online workshop with multimedia artist and game designer Stella Jacob to explore how game systems function as political frameworks for power, inequality, and control. Participants will design games using accessible tools like Twine, Bitsy, Godot, and Decker, addressing themes of justice, power, and community.

With artist Amandine David, we will explore digital weaving, understanding weaving as a digital language and a method of co-creation. Using spreadsheets and open-source software, we will learn to create patterns and weaving drafts.

With Jonathan Reus, this workshop introduces the new open, hackable, and playful voice synthesis instrument Tungnaá and discusses the cultural, economic, and ethical significance of 'creative (mis)use' in music that relies on 'voice data'.

The workshop "New Technologies in the VJ Field" focuses on VJing and video mapping. The collective VJs Anonymous shares their experience and expertise in visual art.

This workshop held by Kaitlyn Davies delves deeper into the topic of communities and collaborations within the Web3 context, analyzing decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) and their significance for the new creative economy.

Would you like to have a conversation with Marie Curie, Vincent van Gogh, or Cleopatra? In this workshop, participants, together with Lina Harder, will explore how AI-powered chatbots engage audiences, create imaginaries, and what risks they may bring.