Venice exhibition asks: Can humans and AI co-create the future of art?

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Victoria Lu (center) attends her Venice exhibition, which explores the relationship between humans and AI in artistic creation. The exhibition runs until November 22, 2026. /Photo provided to CGTN

Metamorphosis: Beyond the Real. In Search of Victoria Lu – When Humans and AI Think Together, the Story Begins, a major research-based exhibition, opens at Ca' Foscari Esposizioni, Venice on May 9, 2026. /Photo provided to CGTN

Victoria Lu (center) poses alongside participants and fellow artists during the opening ceremony of her Venice exhibition on May 9, 2026. /Photo provided to CGTN

An exhibition exploring the intersection of human creativity and artificial intelligence by one of the earliest Chinese pioneers of contemporary curatorial practice opened this May in Venice. Metamorphosis: Beyond the Real. In Search of Victoria Lu – When Humans and AI Think Together, the Story Begins, presents a major research-based retrospective of the work of the artist and curator Victoria Lu (Lu Rongzhi), spanning more than five decades of trans-media practice. Far from a departure from her earlier work, the exhibition frames her current engagement with AI as the natural continuation of a lifelong exploration of authorship, cultural memory, and curatorial experimentation. The exhibition runs until November 22, 2026.

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