Robilant+Voena is pleased to announce an exhibition of new works by digital artist Daniel Ambrosi relating to the landscapes of Capability Brown. Each piece offers a groundbreaking visionary interpretation of these quintessentially English, eighteenth-century vistas. This is Ambrosi’s first solo exhibition in London, and marks the first time these historic landscapes have been the subject of an artworks series incorporating artificial intelligence.
Ambrosi has been practising digital art for over 40 years and is recognised as one of the founding members of the AI art movement. Since 2016, he has pioneered a technique of combining photography with artificial intelligence in the ongoing series Dreamscapes—large-scale landscape pieces that seek to translate the immersive experience of being in a particular place into art. The artist explains: ‘Powerful landscape experiences are not only visual (seen) and visceral (felt), they are also cognitive; they make you think—about the nature of seeing, about the very essence of reality.‘