Art.
Technology.
Imagination.
Paul Parsons
Graphic Designer turned AI Art Pioneer
Paul Parsons (b. 1986) began his career as a graphic designer in the UK. After nearly 15 years, Parsons delved into the cutting-edge, yet controversial, world of generative Artificial Intelligence. Drawing on pop-culture for inspiration, Parsons harnesses the new technology to put his own spin on recognizable characters, blending them digitally with unexpected mediums or places. Such as snapshots of the Joker on vacation or busts of superheroes like Batman and Superman rendered in ornately painted porcelain. By juxtaposing the subject, material, and context, Parsons creates new narratives that prompt us to view familiar characters from a different perspective.As a pioneer of AI-generated art, Parsons has worked commercially with a number of iconic brands seeking to explore the ways in which this new technology is applied; most recently, he was tapped by Coca Cola to help launch their “Create Real Magic” campaign. In 2023, Parsons signed on for exclusive gallery representation with AI Gallery, a cutting-edge fine art platform launched by Avant Gallery.
Albert Einstein: Everyday Genius
A series of limited edition prints created in partnership with the Albert Einstein™ Archives at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, these exclusive works are produced to evoke the spirit of vintage silver gelatin photography
Frida Kahlo: Fragments of Resilience
Inspired by the iconic style and spirit of Frida Kahlo, this series is a testament to the fusion of tradition and cutting-edge technology, offering a fresh perspective on the legendary artist
Frida Kahlo:
Fragments of Resilience
A series of limited edition prints, inspired by the iconic style and spirit of Frida Kahlo. Each piece is a testament to the fusion of tradition and cutting-edge technology, offering a fresh perspective on the legendary artist. Parsons’s signature style blends the iconic and the unexpected; for this inaugural series, dubbed, he has generated dynamic portraits of Frida Kahlo in which she appears constructed of porcelain and mosaics.On March 13, 2024, this first series of AI-generated artworks was put on view and made accessible to the public at Avant Gallery + Home in Aventura Mall.
Fragments of Resilience I
Fragments of Resilience II
Fragments of Resilience III
Fragments of Resilience IV
Albert Einstein: Everyday Genius
A series of limited edition prints created in partnership with the Albert Einstein™ Archives at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, these exclusive works are produced to evoke the spirit of vintage silver gelatin photography
Albert Einstein:
Everyday Genius
This series of limited edition prints were created in partnership with the Albert Einstein™ Archives at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, these exclusive works are produced to evoke the spirit of vintage silver gelatin photography.This unique body of work reimagines Einstein as an ordinary man within the context of a modern metropolis, capturing moments of daily life often overlooked. Parsons' black-and-white imagery invokes a sense of nostalgia, offering a fresh, humanized perspective on the icon’s legacy.These evocative scenes remind us that even the greatest minds experience everyday moments of solitude and anonymity, carrying profound weight when viewed through the lens of history.
Everyday Genius 1
Everyday Genius 2
Everyday Genius 3
Everyday Genius 4
Everyday Genius 5
Everyday Genius 6
Everyday Genius 7
Everyday Genius 8
Everyday Genius 9
Everyday Genius 10
Albert Einstein is one of the most influential figures of the 20th century, both as a scientific mind and as a cultural icon.His development of the theory of relativity and contributions to quantum mechanics revolutionized the way we understand the universe. Beyond his scientific achievements, Einstein's legacy extends into philosophy, politics, and popular culture. He was also an outspoken advocate for civil rights and disarmament, symbolizing intellectual freedom and the power of imagination.His iconic appearance, disheveled hair, thoughtful eyes, became a symbol of genius itself, transcending the realm of physics and making him a relatable figure for the public. His famous quote, "Imagination is more important than knowledge" highlights the essence of his approach to problem-solving and creativity, which is as applicable to art and culture as it is to science.
Frida Kahlo: Fragments of Resilience
Inspired by the iconic style and spirit of Frida Kahlo, this series is a testament to the fusion of tradition and cutting-edge technology, offering a fresh perspective on the legendary artist