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Google Arts & Culture uses Gemini AI to recreate 19th‑century women sculptors’ studios for 'Visionaries'
Google Arts & Culture collaborated with artist Prune Nourry and director Vincent Lorca on a 10‑minute documentary that uses Google’s generative AI and a custom tool built with Google Gemini to create 3D models and animate archival photos of 19th‑ and early 20th‑century women sculptors’ studios; the film and Nourry’s plaster portraits are part of the 'Visionaries' exhibition at the Petit Palais (Oct 20, 2026–Jan 30, 2027).
KEY POINTS
- Google Arts & Culture collaborated with artist Prune Nourry and director Vincent Lorca on a 10‑minute documentary that uses Google’s generative AI and a custom tool built with Google Gemini to create 3D models and animate archival photos of 19th‑ and early 20th‑century women sculptors’ studios; the film and Nourry’s plaster portraits are part of the 'Visionaries' exhibition at the Petit Palais (Oct 20, 2026–Jan 30, 2027).
- The project shows a cultural application of generative AI and Gemini to reconstruct and visualize lost historical contexts, highlighting overlooked women artists and new documentary techniques.
- Recreating the lost studios of women sculptors with Prune Nourry
WHY IT MATTERS
The project shows a cultural application of generative AI and Gemini to reconstruct and visualize lost historical contexts, highlighting overlooked women artists and new documentary techniques.