Mario Klingemann is an artist who uses algo­rithms and arti­ficial intel­li­gence to create and investigate systems. He is par­ticularly inter­ested in human per­cep­tion of art and cre­ativ­ity, re­search­ing methods in which machines can augment or emulate these processes.

His artistic research spans a wide range of areas like generative art, cybernetic aes­thetics, infor­mation theory, feedback loops, pattern recog­ni­tionn, emergent behav­iours, neural networks, cultural her­itage data or storytelling.

Mario Klingemann was artist in residence at the Google Arts & Culture Lab in Paris, winner of the Lumen Prize Gold 2018, the British Library Labs Creative Award, and has been recog­nized as a pioneer in the field of neural networks and AI art.

His work has been featured in art pub­li­ca­tions as well as academic research and has been shown in inter­national museums and at art festivals like the Mediacity Biennale in Seoul, Ars Electronica Festival, ZKM Karlsruhe, MoMA New York, the Metro­pol­i­tan Museum of Art New York, Centre Pompidou Paris and the British Library.