Artificial Intelligence Applied to Cultural Heritage and Fine Arts
Since our inception in 2020, our team has been at the forefront of integrating artificial intelligence with art history and cultural heritage. Our unique approach has not only revolutionized traditional methods but has also fostered a collaborative synergy with art historians, artists, and academic institutions worldwide.
Our expertise and innovative contributions have been recognized and supported through prestigious accolades, including the Helmholtz Researcher Grant in 2023 and the G-Research Grant in 2021. Our pioneering efforts have also been noticed in the academic community, with notable mentions at leading conferences such as ICML and NeurIPS in 2022.
Beyond the realm of academia and research, our work has captivated audiences in the art world, with features in esteemed exhibitions at the TATE Britain in 2023 and the Bristol Watershed in 2022. These showcases highlight the practical applications of our technologies and the tangible difference we make in the preservation and conservation of art.
