Mario Klingemann’s “Early Works” at Fellowship House presents a focused survey of four foundational series, illuminating how Mario Klingemann’s innovative dialogue with artificial intelligence has shaped the visual language of generative art.
“Early Works” is a landmark exhibition tracing Mario Klingemann’s pioneering journey as a creator and collaborator with intelligent machines. Spanning four influential series
SketchMaker (2007-2014)
CycleGAN Makeover (2017)
Neural Abstractions (2016-17)
Chicken or Beef (2018),
the show highlights Mario Klingemann’s relentless exploration of neural networks and machine learning long before AI art’s mainstream breakthrough.
Throughout these works, Mario treats the “imperfections” of early generative models as creative opportunity, employing his signature “trans-enhancement” technique to amplify the surreal distortions and organic glitches that define his style. The exhibition offers a unique glimpse into images that exist between organic reality and the abstract, inviting viewers to consider the aesthetics and mechanics of AI as both tool and artistic partner. For collectors, this show marks an exclusive chance to acquire early pieces from a practice that continues to challenge and redefine contemporary art.
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Fellowship is a contemporary art gallery specializing intechnology-driven art. Founded in 2021 by an artist, a gallerist,and a collector, it has rapidly become a pioneer in showcasing artcreated in collaboration with artificial intelligence.
