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Refik Anadol opened his first major solo exhibition at Jeffrey Deitch in Los Angeles: Living Paintings. This showcase presents works created from California-related datasets. It explores the role of physical, public, virtual, and multidimensional environments in creating art. Using innovations like machine learning and visualization technologies, Living Paintings invite viewers to experience a new perspective on collective memories of urban life and nature through human-machine collaborations. Anadol's AI Data Paintings and Sculptures offer something special: a dynamic connection between art, technology, and architecture. These pieces activate multiple senses and evoke a strong sense of belonging. At the core of Anadol's groundbreaking visualizations is data, which is used as a pigment to create an immersive experience. For this exhibition, Anadol is using environmental data such as wind speed, temperature and air pressure collected from sensors around Los Angeles; images of California's na
