This summer, Entire VC Hall will be the home of a unique digital art experience featuring the works of Pavel Shynkarenko. The collection “Beyond the Self: A.I.-structured Portraiture” presents the blend of traditional artistry and advanced Artificial Intelligence in a new light. Shynkarenko’s works are a testament to the dialogue between creativity and technology, a narrative that unfolds within every piece in the exhibition.

The exhibition will feature a selection of Shynkarenko’s most impactful works, demonstrating his ability to manipulate digital media to create profound expressions of human emotion and thought. His art challenges the viewer, prompting introspection and a reconsideration of the relationship between humanity and the digital world.

Pavel Shynkarenko: Beyond the Self: AI-structured Portraiture

“Shynkarenko’s work is an exploration of the potential of artificial intelligence in art. His use of A.I. as both a tool and a collaborator results in strikingly novel and deeply human creations.”

The exhibition is a journey through Shynkarenko’s creative process, providing an intimate look at the artist’s workspace, thoughts, and collaborations with A.I. Visitors will be able to immerse themselves in the world of A.I.-assisted art, experiencing first-hand the interplay between the precision of algorithms and the spontaneity of human creativity.

“Beyond the Self: A.I.-structured Portraiture” is a must-visit for art enthusiasts, tech aficionados, and anyone interested in the intersection of these two worlds. Experience the future of art with Pavel Shynkarenko at Entire VC Hall Limassol this summer.

For more information, visit www.pavelsart.com.

About Pavel Shynkarenko

Pavel Shynkarenko is an innovative digital artist who combines traditional art techniques with cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence technologies. His work explores A.I.’s creative potential, resulting in aesthetically captivating and conceptually challenging art. Shynkarenko’s art will be exhibited globally, and he continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in A.I.-assisted art