The Third Atlas - Following Atlas of Forms, a book published in 2017, then the 4
first volumes of the Atlas of Natural Regions, The Third Atlas comes to form
a trilogy of Atlases whose subject is architecture in the broad sense
than the image in its different modes of production and diffusion. Indeed,
If the Atlas of Forms used the internet as its primary source, if
the reverse ARN explores the local realities of contemporary France, The
Third Atlas proposes to experiment with artificial intelligence as a tool for
representation of reality. \n \nIn the form of a dystopian fable describing the
world after the advent of AI, The Third Atlas, beyond astonishment or
rejection that these images of a new genre provoke, constitutes a reflection on
how artificial intelligence challenges our perspective and,
beyond our perception of reality to formulate the hypothesis that this vision
modified will shape the future forms of architecture, but also of design,
sculpture or painting perhaps even more than those of the
photography. \n \nA dive into the mysteries of Midjourney and more than one
A thousand hours of work were necessary to produce the 660
images contained in the 320 pages of a book – one of the first of this
importance – fully designed with the use of intelligence
artificial.
