Julia Luteijn

Artist Julia Luteijn contributed several artworks within the AICON movement, some in cocreation with city residents, students, and scientists. Works such as Stadsgezichten, Kilo Girls, and For the Love of the World address the complex relationship between humans, society and AI. The works were co-designed and/or presented at the Hefhouse, Felix Meritis, and VONK/municipality of Rotterdam.

 

From Julia's website:

'In my art practice, I explore the ethical use of contemporary and emerging technologies. My work combines art, technology, and data to investigate digital transformations and the evolving zeitgeist, with a particular emphasis on themes such as immersive technologies and artificial intelligence. I am especially interested in the relationship between humans and technology, examining this dynamic through an ethical lens.

I am currently teaching at Hogeschool Rotterdam, where I focus on creative technologies. I aim to bridge the gap between practical technological skills and ethical considerations in our rapidly evolving digital society.

With a strong foundation in visionary thinking, I enjoy sharing my insights and expertise on ethics in the digital society of the 21st century, helping students and professionals navigate the complex landscape of modern technology.'