the Bombay Sapphire Saw This, Made This Installation - the world's largest mass participation A.I. art event - coming to shake up the New York City gallery art scene May 11-May 13 at the Chelsea Factory.  Conceived with Baz Luhrmann, the Bombay Sapphire’s Saw This, Made This Installation will explore A.I. as a tool to enrich and enable human creativity and showcase the world’s first-ever robot artist, Ai-Da, who will make her first visit to the US, painting live in the Eye to A.I. studio.

The interactive, art-meets-A.I. exhibition is open to New Yorkers and celebrates thousands of artworks shared via social media following Luhrmann’s #SawThisMadeThis creative call to action last year. For her live artwork, Ai-Da will take inspiration from these submissions to culminate all of their creative perspectives into one masterpiece.

Dates: Thursday, May 11th, Friday, May 12th and Saturday, May 13th

Times:

• May 11th Thursday: 4-8pm

• May 12th Friday: 4-8pm

• May 13th Saturday: 11-3pm

Location: The Chelsea Factory - 547 W 26th St, New York, NY 10001 

Cost: Free

Registration link: Open to the public 21 + by walk-up. Visit bombaysapphire.com/sawthismadethis for more information

About: The Saw This, Made This Installation, created by Baz Lurhmann and Bombay Sapphire, is a global celebration of creativity that inspires people to discover the beauty that exists all around them. Set to be the world's largest mass participation A.I. art event, the installation serves as a culmination of the thousands of submissions to Luhrmann's #SawThisMadeThis creative call out last year, inviting people to see the world as a gallery of creative inspiration and share on social media what they 'saw' and consequently 'made. For the first time, people will have the opportunity to see Ai-Da Robot paint live in the Eye to A.I. studio as part of an exploration into using A.I. as a tool to further enrich and enable human creativity at scale. Get ready to be captivated by this extraordinary celebration of art and technology, leaving an indelible mark on the world of artistic expression.