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_Call for entries is open from Jun 2–30, 2025

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_SubmisSion guidelines

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WHO can submit?

Open to anyone working creatively with AI — across disciplines and backgrounds. Collaborative works are welcome.

Submission categories

One work, shaped together with AI. Along with a few words about yourself and your creative process. No categories. No fees.

Artwork specifications

File format: JPEG, PNG, or TIFF. Recommended size: 2000 px width for best on-screen quality.If your work is selected for print, we’ll contact you to request a high-resolution version.

Rights and usage

You retain full copyright of your work! By submitting, you grant The AI Art Magazine a non-exclusive license to publish your art in print, digital formats, and promotional materials. We aim to uplift and showcase your creations, not profit from them. Please read the permission details.

Timeline

The submission platform will be open from June 2 to June 30, 2025.After the deadline, all entries will be reviewed by our jury. Selected contributions will appear in Issue No. 2 of The AI Art Magazine, to be published in September.

selection + Publication

50 works will be selected. Selected pieces will be printed and distributed worldwide. Among them, 11 artists will receive a Golden Ticket — a personal selection by the jury.

For any queries regarding submissions, please drop a line [email protected]

_evaluation criteria

From jury evaluation to Golden Tickets

Evaluating creativity and innovation

Our jury evaluates each submission based on creativity, originality, and technical innovation. We are looking for works that open new doors in AI-generated art and embrace bold, fresh approaches. Both artistic vision and mastery of AI tools are considered. The goal is to present a diverse collection that showcases the full range and potential of AI art in all its facets.

Spotlight on unique perspectives

The "Golden Ticket" gives each juror the chance to highlight a piece that brings a unique, perhaps unexpected, perspective. These selections complement the curated works, ensuring that art outside of the consensus is also featured. This way, we capture the full breadth of AI creativity and bring to light distinctive voices that might otherwise remain unseen.

_Artist directory

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_Our values

The AI Art Magazine is a platform for innovation, inclusion and creative growth

Innovation in artistry

We celebrate the fusion of AI and human creativity, pushing the boundaries of traditional and digital art.

purpose-driven

As a non-commercial initiative, our focus is on fostering a deep connection between art and technology, driven by passion rather than profit.

collaborative spirit

Our platform thrives on collaboration, welcoming contributions from artists, coders, and enthusiasts who share in our vision of AI-enhanced creativity.

diversity and inclusion

We are committed to highlighting a wide range of voices and perspectives, ensuring that our magazine reflects the rich diversity of the AI art community.

Variety in vision

Our selection process is guided by a diverse jury, including an AI juror, to ensure a broad representation of artistic styles and approaches.

Evolving dialogue

We embrace the ever-changing landscape of AI and art, with each issue of the magazine capturing the latest innovations and creative developments.

Digital-physical

While we celebrate the digital origins of AI art, we also honor the tactile experience by bringing these works into a printed format that connects the digital and physical worlds.

Educational insight

Beyond being a gallery of images, our magazine serves as an educational resource, offering insights into the technologies and stories behind AI-generated art.

Your support and creativity make this journey possible. We're excited to see the incredible art you bring to life!

_Your artwork

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_Your artwork

About your work and its journey

Title of your artwork

Image Name

Creation year

Creation Date

What is the work about?

This piece was inspired by the concept of 'memory as a landscape.' I wanted to explore how our recollections change and evolve, almost like shifting terrains in our minds. The muted colors represent fading memories, while the vivid elements symbolize the moments that still stand out clearly. The composition was also influenced by my recent visit to an art exhibit focused on surrealism, which made me think about the fluidity between what is real and imagined.

What led you to create this artwork?

One unique aspect of this artwork is that it combines both AI-generated patterns and hand-drawn elements. I first trained the AI on a dataset of topographical maps and then layered my own sketches on top to create a more personal connection. This work is part of a larger series I’m developing, which aims to juxtapose organic human touch with the algorithmic precision of AI. I’m especially interested in how these two worlds—human and machine—can coexist in a single frame.

What tools or techniques did you use?

For this artwork, I used a combination of MidJourney to generate the initial textures and Adobe Photoshop for post-editing. I also worked with the Stable Diffusion model to create the intricate fractal patterns in the background. Additionally, I employed a Wacom tablet for the final hand-drawn details, blending traditional techniques with AI-generated elements.

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About the human behind the machine

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_Your profile

About the human behind the machine

First name

Vivika Shapeshift

Last name

Vivika Shapeshift

Artist name

None

Credit for profile image

None

Country of living

An undisclosed location where the digital and physical realms blur

Instagram handle

@vivikashapeshift_art

X handle

@Shapeshift_X

Website

www.vivikashapeshift.art

_Your statement

Write what's true for you

In the age of intelligent systems, art isn’t just changing in form—it’s evolving in meaning. It’s no longer just a snapshot of its time, but a signal of how we think, process, and respond to the world. The context matters more than ever. Contemporary art theory and curatorial research make it clear: when artists articulate their intent, methods, and mindset, it opens a window into how art thinks—and builds an archive of the moment it reflects. 

That’s where the Statement of Truth comes in. It’s an invitation to go beyond the work and share the why behind it: What ideas, doubts, or systems shape your creative code? What does it mean to work with AI as a medium you choose, direct, and redefine through your own lens? Beyond the work you submitted – what would you describe as your artistic truth? We believe these voices are essential. They don’t just complement the work; they frame it, stretch it, and future-proof it. At a time when the boundary between truth and fiction is increasingly fluid, your statement becomes a timestamp—an artifact of intention in a world of automated output.

Write what’s true for you.
Be bold, poetic, fragmented, clear.
There’s no format, only honesty.
Because the archive we’re building isn’t just about AI-generated art—it’s about the minds navigating it, shaping it, challenging it in real time.

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_Your statement

Write what's true for you

We believe these voices are essential. They don’t just complement the work; they frame it, stretch it, and future-proof it. At a time when the boundary between truth and fiction is increasingly fluid, your statement becomes a timestamp—an artifact of intention in a world of automated output.

What excites you about integrating AI into your art?

Imagine having a creative partner who never sleeps, never gets tired, and has a mind so unpredictable that even I’m surprised by the results. AI takes my wildest ideas and says, ‘Hold my algorithms, I can make it weirder.’ It’s like having a magical creature in my studio, except instead of granting wishes, it glitches out and creates something mind-blowing.

How do your personal experiences shape the AI art you create?

I’ve fed my AI everything from childhood doodles to last night’s bizarre dreams, and watching it remix my life into digital art is like seeing a parallel universe unfold. It’s like giving the AI a scrapbook of my memories and watching it go, ‘Let’s add some neon and a few extra dimensions,’ and suddenly my mundane moments become epic sci-fi landscapes. It’s a strange, beautiful collaboration where I’m not always sure who’s in charge.

What’s the most unexpected thought your art generation has led you to?

One day, the AI spat out an image that looked like a Renaissance painting of a pineapple wearing sunglasses. I thought, ‘Is this AI secretly a genius or just really hungry?’ It made me wonder if my AI is channeling its inner surrealist, or if it’s just trolling me. Either way, it’s taught me not to take art—or pineapples—too seriously.

Proof that you are human :)

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_Your visibility

The Artist Directory presents artists who work with AI. Here you can decide if you want to be listed.

Why the Directory Exists

The Artist Directory was created to give visibility to artists who work with and around AI — whether they’ve been featured in the magazine or not. It’s part of our effort to document this evolving field and support the people shaping it. The directory helps others discover your work, read your perspective, and understand your practice.

What Being Listed Means

If you choose to be listed, your public profile may include your name (or artist name), your statement, and — if selected — an artwork and background information connected to your submission. We may also display your location and social media handles if you provided them. Your contact details, such as your email, will never be shown. Visitors will be able to find your profile through a public search on our website.

Your Choice, Always

You’re not listed by default — only if you turn it on. You can update or remove your listing at any time from your dashboard. There’s no deadline, and no obligation. It’s entirely up to you.  This setting affects your visibility in the public Artist Directory only — not your submission itself.  If you choose to be listed, we may show your name (or artist name), location, and social media handles if you’ve provided them.

NOTE

You can only make your profile visible after submitting for either Edition 1 or Edition 2. The Artist Directory is reviewed before publication, so it may take some time for your profile to go live. The directory is being rolled out step by step, features may evolve as we go.

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_Terms

Your permission to publish your work

Introduction

polardots.studio, a creative studio based in Hamburg, has launched "The AI Art Magazine" tocelebrate the art that emerges from the fusion of human creativity and intelligent machines. Theproject is conceived as an open community project in which both the idea and the contributionscome from the community. The project has two main objectives: Firstly, it aims to provide a platformfor artists to share their AI-powered art with a wide audience. Secondly, it aims to providethe public with access, understanding and orientation in this new art form

Submission platform and presentation options

polardots.studio provides a digital platform (submission platform) on which artists can submit their digital works to be published in a print magazine for AI art. A jury will use this platform to select works that will be published in a paid-for print publication. As the project is dynamic and open to contemporary presentation options, accompanying physical and virtual presentation options may also be utilised in the future. Each presentation of the artworks serves to place the art and its artist at the centre of attention.

Rights and use of the works

The artist is the owner of the utilisation and exploitation rights to the uploaded works, inparticular images (after referred to as "works"), which are the subject of this contract. Theworks are protected by copyright. If persons are depicted in the works, these images are additionallysubject to the personal rights and the rights to the own image of the persons depicted. polardots.studio would like to present these works to the public in connection with the websiteit operates and is responsible for, the submission platform https://art-magazine.ai/ (possiblyalso aiartmagazine.com), the social media accounts such as https://www.instagram.com/the.ai.art.-magazine/ and https://x.com/the_ai_art_mag, a print magazine and possibly accompanying physicaland virtual exhibitions. For this purpose, the works may have to be technically prepared andedited (in particular with regard to format and resolution). The rights of the artists remainfully protected.

Against this background, the parties agree as follows:

I. Granting of rights

( 1 )

The artist grants polardots.studio permission to use and present the work for The AI ArtMagazine for an unlimited period of time, space and content and on a non-exclusive basis. The workmay be presented on the website, social media accounts, in print media and in accompanying physicaland virtual exhibitions. This permission covers all known and future possibilities of exhibitionand presentation, both online and offline, including paid online services and freely accessibleinternet and social media platforms. Care will always be taken to preserve and respect thecreative expression and integrity of the work. In particular, the artist grants polardots.studiothe following non-exclusive, temporally and spatially unlimited rights of use: Rights to use thework in "The AI Art Magazine"

(a) Reproduction and distribution: polardots.studio may reproduce the work and make it accessiblein various ways, but only in the context of "The AI Art Magazine". This means that the work may beshown on the magazine's website, social media accounts, in the magazine's print media and atexhibitions within the context of the magazine.

(b) Provision on demand: polardots.studio may store the work and make it available to the publicfor retrieval, but only in connection with "The AI Art Magazine". The work may be stored andtransmitted in all possible databases and networks of the magazine, both analogue and digital.

(c) Public reproduction: polardots.studio may reproduce the work publicly, whether commercially ornon-commercially, but exclusively within the framework of "The AI Art Magazine". The work may bepresented on sound carriers, image carriers, multimedia carriers and other data carriers in allformats and techniques.

(d) Editing: polardots.studio may edit and change the work as long as the integrity and artisticvalue of the work is respected, but only for the purposes of "The AI Art Magazine". For example, the resolution of the work may be optimised for inclusion on the magazine's website and socialmedia accounts.

(e) Advertising: polardots.studio may use the work to promote "The AI Art Magazine", both onlineand offline, for example on television and in print media. However, the work may not be used toadvertise third-party products.

( 2 )

The granting of rights also includes the use of excerpts of the works and use in connectionwith other works.

( 3 )

The artist authorises polardots.studio to use the title of the works as well as the names,titles, logos and images of the artist and the author on the website, the magazine and in advertising for The AI Art Magazine.

( 4 )

In order to ensure smooth communication and timely notification of important developments inconnection with "The AI Art Magazine", the artist is obliged to inform polardots.studio of anychanges to his/her contact information in text form. This ensures that all relevant informationand notifications always reach the correct recipient.

II. Duties of polardots.studio

( 1 )

polardots.studio must name the artist as the author or owner of the exploitation rights tothe works at the place on the website, social media and other publications where he/she incorporates the works. This naming shall be done by means of a lettering in legible size, if possibledirectly next to the respective work.

( 2 )

polardots.studio shall grant the artist free access to the website at any time in order toenable the artist to monitor polardots.studio's obligations. If an access code is required for thewebsite, polardots.studio shall provide this to the artist immediately after the works have beenintegrated into the website, but no later than three working days thereafter.

( 3 )

polardots.studio is committed to making every publication in the spirit of the art and theartists to ensure that the integrity and artistic value of the works are always respected andpreserved.

III. Guarantee of legal ownership, exemption of polardots.studio

( 1 )

The artist guarantees that he/she owns the rights to the works and can grant polardots.studiothe rights in accordance with § 1 of this contract. The artist guarantees that no other personshave rights to the works that could contradict the contract. Furthermore, the artist guaranteesthat no personal rights of third parties are violated by the use of the works and that allpersons depicted agree to the use of the works.

( 2 )

The artist shall indemnify polardots.studio against all third-party claims, in particularclaims for copyright and personal rights infringements, which are asserted against polardots.studioin connection with the use of the works in accordance with this contract. The artist mustinform polardots.studio immediately if he/she becomes aware of any infringements of rights. polardots.studio may itself take measures to defend against third-party claims or to enforce itsrights. The artist must coordinate his/her own measures with polardots.studio in advance. Theindemnification also includes the costs incurred by polardots.studio through legal prosecution ordefence.

( 3 )

The exemptions specified in Para. 2 shall not apply if the third party's claim results fromthe fact that polardots.studio uses the works contrary to the provisions set out in this contract,in particular contrary to Clause I.

IV. Contract term, duration of the granting of rights

( 1 )

This contract has an unlimited term and begins on the date the contract is concluded.

( 2 )

The parties waive their right to ordinary termination. The right to extraordinary terminationremains unaffected.

V. Licence fee

( 1 )

The granting of rights under this agreement is free of charge. The artist shall not receive alicence fee.

VI. Consequences of contract termination

( 1 )

At the end of this licence agreement, all rights of polardots.studio shall revert to the artist.polardots.studio shall return all physical copies of the works to the artist without delay anddelete all digital copies without delay. This does not apply to print media that are alreadyprinted and/or in circulation.

VII. Final provisions

( 1 )

This agreement applies worldwide and is subject to German law. The exclusive place of jurisdictionfor disputes in connection with this agreement is Hamburg, Germany.

( 2 )

There are no verbal collateral agreements to this contract. Amendments or additions to thiscontract must be made in writing to be effective. The same applies to the waiver of this writtenform requirement.

( 3 )

Should any provision of this contract be or become invalid, this shall not affect the validityof the remaining provisions or the contract as a whole. In the event of a loophole, the valid andenforceable provision that comes closest to the legal and economic purpose of this contract shallbe deemed to have been agreed.

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_october 2024

Your contribution to Issue No. 1

Title of your artwork

Image Name

Creation date

Creation Date

Could you tell us about the inspiration behind this artwork?

Is there anything else you'd like to share about your creative process?

What tools and techniques did you use for this work?

What excites you about integrating AI into your art?

How do your personal experiences shape the AI art you create?

What’s the most unexpected thought your art generation has led you to?

Proof that you are human :)

I tried to close a tab on my book by clicking it with my finger.

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_June 2025

Your contribution to Issue No. 2

Title of your artwork

Image Name

Creation year

Creation Date

What is the work about?

What led you to create this artwork?

What tools or techniques did you use?

What excites you about integrating AI into your art?

How do your personal experiences shape the AI art you create?

What’s the most unexpected thought your art generation has led you to?

Proof that you are human :)

I tried to close a tab on my book by clicking it with my finger.

Welcome to your Artist Space

_Call for entries is open from Jun 2–30, 2025

Your submission overview for Edition No. 2

_SubmisSion guidelines

Ready to submit your work?

_evaluation criteria

From jury evaluation to Golden Tickets

_Artist directory

_Our values

The AI Art Magazine is a platform for innovation, inclusion and creative growth

Innovation in artistry

purpose-driven

collaborative spirit

diversity and inclusion

Variety in vision

Evolving dialogue

Digital-physical

Educational insight

_Your artwork

About your work and its journey

_Your artwork

About your work and its journey

_Your profile

About the human behind the machine

_Your profile

About the human behind the machine

_Your statement

Write what's true for you

_Your statement

Write what's true for you

_Your visibility

The Artist Directory presents artists who work with AI. Here you can decide if you want to be listed.

_Terms

Your permission to publish your work

Introduction

Submission platform and presentation options

Rights and use of the works

Against this background, the parties agree as follows:

I. Granting of rights

II. Duties of polardots.studio

III. Guarantee of legal ownership, exemption of polardots.studio

IV. Contract term, duration of the granting of rights

V. Licence fee

VI. Consequences of contract termination

VII. Final provisions

_october 2024

Your contribution to Issue No. 1

_June 2025

Your contribution to Issue No. 2

Your submission overview for Edition No. 2

The Artist Directory presents artists who work with AI. Here you can decide if you want to be listed.

Your contribution to Issue No. 1

Your contribution to Issue No. 2