Alexis André
Paris Research
[Interview] AXIS Vol.227 “Tomonami” : The art creation tool crafted by generative AI researchers, intentionally non-reliant on AI
The design magazine AXIS Vol. 227 published with an article about Tomonami, including an interview with researcher Alexis André.
“Tomonami” : The art creation tool crafted by generative AI researchers, intentionally non-reliant on AI
Alexis André, a researcher at Sony CSL with a background in generative art studies, has developed “Tomonami” alongside Kutani ware ceramic artist Yukio Yoshita. This innovative system enables rapid experimentation with decorative designs on vessels via a digital interface, significantly altering the traditionally immutable outputs of craft artistry. Yet, it pointedly does not employ generative Al technology; it serves as a “system to augment human creativity,” offering insights into the ideal synergy between humans and machines.
https://www.axismag.jp/axis_magazine/571602.html
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