Fabrizio Ajello's AI-Assisted Sacred Art at LdM Gallery Florence

Fabrizio Ajello (Palermo, 1973) presents 'To take a flight', a solo exhibition at LdM Gallery in Florence, curated by Špela Zidar. The show explores dreamlike, sacred, and feminine themes through AI-generated imagery printed on beach towels. Works like 'Trittico del Martirio' (2024) feature intentional errors that create spiritual ruptures. The artist describes a reciprocal growth process with AI, where machine learning refines outputs based on his inputs. The exhibition juxtaposes heavy religious subjects with lightweight, tactile media, allowing viewers to touch images of martyrs and saints. Ajello notes that one work accompanied him on beach days, emphasizing the intimate connection with the medium. The show runs at the Galleria Lorenzo de Medici, featuring Christian iconography and a dialogue between immanence and transcendence.