On display at the annual Art Dubai fair, “Heart Space” by artist Krista Kim is a unique blend of humanity and technology.
Across a large canvas, vibrant colored lines pulse and weave. Yet the canvas itself is not cloth, but rather a screen; the lines are not brushstrokes but real-time human heartbeats, captured via artificial intelligence . The installation is called “Heart Space,” and it is the latest work by Canadian Korean contemporary artist Krista Kim, merging “art, technology and science.” A total of 3,526 individual heartbeats were captured and showcased in the piece.
Art will be directly influenced, especially when you have automatic general intelligence that’s going to happen within three years.
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