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Corina Mila Chutaux

Portrait of Corina Mila Chutaux

Guest artists and speakers

PhD. A specialist in digital humanities, she has taught art and literature at Sciences Po and computing applied to the humanities at the Sorbonne. She wrote the first book on invisual art, entitled Esthétique de l’art invisuel, a reference work published in 2021 and launched at the Palais de Tokyo in 2022.

She initiated the first international conference devoted to invisual art, held on 17 June 2022 at the Sorbonne and entitled L’art invisuel : doxa et paradoxe.

Lecture title: Art Invisuel et Intelligences Artificielles [Invisual Art and Artificial Intelligences]
Date: Tuesday 12 November 2024 at 1.30 pm (Beirut time)
Format: Hybrid
Venue: Lebanese Academy of Fine Arts, Beirut (ALBA)
Language: French
Audience: Students in the invisual art atelier

This lecture brings together my two favourite fields: invisual art and artificial intelligence applied to the humanities (more specifically, applied to art and literature). At a time when algorithms and generative programs are booming, challenging established knowledge in the field of art and pushing human reflection to the point of calling ontological paradigms into question, it seems imperative to take stock of the notion of creativity and of art’s capacity to go on making sense. We will address issues aimed at highlighting the idiosyncrasy of invisual art and of art generated by artificial intelligences, in order to examine the capacity of human artists to remain artists in a world undergoing automation and dematerialisation.

Publications

  • MILA, Corina Chutaux (2021). Esthétique de l’art invisuel. Éditions du Panthéon.