“Promotion: architect Alper Derinboğaz has used artificial intelligence and research data to create Neogene, a series of 3D artworks created to resemble the mineral bismuth.
The pieces were created for digital art platform Technological Art Experience (TAEX), which described the Neogene collection as “3D artefacts, generated using data morphosis methodology, based on simulations of geological formations from prehistoric times.”
The first digital artworks in the Neogene collection are called White Mass and were “re-morphed from bismuth” – a mineral that has existed since the earliest life on Earth.
They represent Derinboğaz’ experimentation with artificial intelligence techniques, which he thinks we will eventually be able to use to create physical as well as digital objects.“