A.I. Art maestro Refik Anadol gives Bulgari a boost with a pop-up show in New York celebrating 75 years of its Serpenti collection:
His constantly changing datascapes can be equated to Bulgari’s ever-evolving Serpenti motif. But whereas Anadol’s work is A.I.-driven, drawing on 120,000 snake images to “train” the algorithm to compose his work, Bulgari still crafts and assembles each of its pieces by hand.
As a snake sheds its skin, Anadol’s space is in a constant flux of transformation. Photo: Trevor Parker, courtesy of Bulgari.is a study in psychedelia, nature, and technology. It was originally created in 2021 and previously displayed in Milan, London, and Madrid. In the pop-up show in New York, Anadol’s art is accompanied by “Bulgari Serpenti 75 Years of Infinite Tales,” a mini exhibition that highlights 25 standout pieces from the collection’s glimmering history, as well as seven new high jewelry pieces created especially for the anniversary.Artnet News
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