Alice Labourel

France

Alice Labourel is a French digital artist and art director specializing in visual storytelling and new technologies. Formerly an architect and ballet dancer, she holds two master’s degrees in 3D animation and architecture. Alice is constantly exploring new ways to connect people to their environment, to set them in motion, spark imagination, and awaken their sense of touch. Alice Labourel primarily works with drawing and 3D modeling, and has recently begun exploring the potential of artificial intelligence to express movement, drawing inspiration from mythology, nature, and the writings of Virginia Woolf. Her aim is to create unique experiences within surreal and highly detailed environments, blurring the boundaries between the physical and virtual worlds.

In the past, Alice Labourel has designed sets for virtual reality experiences, created a mixed reality exhibition in Antoni Gaudí’s iconic building La Pedrera, and has been actively involved in the NFT art space.


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PROMPTED RHAPSODY 02

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This project, through abstract and surreal 3D animations, invites viewers to be open to the possibilities of the use of new technologies while valuing and appreciating the importance of traditional arts such as music, literature, or photography.

The piece features an old piano turned into a typewriter. As the keys move, the machine types words that are transformed into beautiful images generated by artificial intelligence. This highlights the combination of traditional arts with the latest technologies/AI. Animation seeks to unite the languages ​​of creation and technology through the contrast between the old and the new.

technique

3d

format

portrait

duration

02:00

year

2022

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