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WEEKLY FORM By Mariano Peccinetti
Marcus Wallinder
Yasmin Gross
Hanna Inaiáh
Giano Cesare
INTERVIEW
When the Camera Rewrote the Painting
And why generative systems are rewriting the camera
9-MINUTE READING
FRAMES
When the Camera Rewrote the Painting
And why generative systems are rewriting the camera
9-MINUTE READING
24 mar 2026
FRAMES
Big Figures Are Writing the Rules
How Christie’s, Sotheby’s, and Phillips are defining generative art
10 - MINUTE READING
23 mar 2026
FRAMES
Form Versus Feed
Generative art between selection and saturation
10 - MINUTE READING
16 mar 2026
FRAMES
What Images Are Not
How visual truth was manufactured long before generative tools
11 - MINUTE READING
9 mar 2026
FRAMES
The Myth of the Hand
Authorship lived through the factory; it will live through generative tools
12 - MINUTE READING
2 mar 2026
FRAMES
A Word Too Heavy to Claim
The work is ready, the artist is not
9 - MINUTE READING
23 feb 2026
FRAMES
Robin Kane
Asya Mur
Franki Domino
KUNSTKAMMERAI
Dreamwaves
Iñigo Bilbao
Tatiana Tsiguleva
Mauro De Donatis
Veronika Pell
Martin Bonnevier
Matthew Coleman
DDQZ
Clemens Maurer
Lorenzo Montalvo
Shai Bunese
TSK
Sweden
Marcus Wallinder
France
Yasmin Gross
Brazil
Hanna Inaiáh
Italy
Giano Cesare
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