3-minute read “Freedom must not be sold for all the gold in the world.” — Horace With the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the role of the contemporary artist has become more indispensable than ever. I would summarize this role in a single phrase: “To transform the human into the sacred.” This means elevating the…
3-minute read. At ARTNOBEL, we understand art as a living territory, in constant dialogue with its time and with those who inhabit it. In our issue no. 26, published last December, we shared the manifesto of the cultural association Artists of the 21st Century United—a text born from the deep conviction that creation remains a…
1-minute read. Listening can be a radical act. In (Be)etogether, artist duo María Castellanos and Alberto Valverde push that act to its limits—transforming bees not into symbols, but into interlocutors. Through sensors, AI, and interactive visualizations, this bold project goes beyond representation. It invites us to tune in to the rhythms of hive life and…
Have you ever stopped to think about how human intelligence and technology intertwine in our daily lives? “Intelligences. The Dilemma of Human Power: From Artificial Hallucinations to the Collective Imagination” is a unique exhibition that invites you to explore this fascinating connection. In a world where the line between the human and the artificial is…
Martin Heidegger (1889-1976, Messkirch, Germany), one of the most influential philosophers of the 20th century, is known for his profound exploration of existence, being, and the relationship between human beings and the world. His work has left an indelible mark on various disciplines, including philosophy, literature, and, of course, art. In his essay “The Origin…
Our latest issue, number 24 of ARTNOBEL Inspiration Review of Contemporary Art, features a fascinating essay that explores the connection between art and neuroscience through neuroaesthetics, an interdisciplinary field that has begun to reshape our understanding of art from a scientific perspective. The question posed — Is neuroaesthetics the invisible canvas of perception? — delves…
