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The article presents an interview with Robert Klanten, the founder of Gestalten, discussing the publication "Living in a Dream," which showcases imaginative architecture created with digital tools. Topics include the impact of AI-generated images on digital culture and misinformation, the blending of human creativity with digital design in the field of architecture, and the diverse range of artists featured in the publication who explore new possibilities in architectural concepts.

The article presents an interview with renowned Chinese artist Cao Fei, highlighting her significant influence on contemporary art through her latest exhibition, "My City is Yours", at the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney. Topics include the impact of urbanization and the digital revolution on society and her unique approach to connecting human experiences with technological advancements through her artwork.

The article highlights a campaign led by artists, scientists, and activists to bring attention to the environmental and cultural significance of the Joshua tree in California. It also discusses the challenges facing Joshua trees due to environmental threats, the historical and cultural impact of the tree, and Ruth Wallen's art project that combines environmental concerns with artistic expression to foster awareness and hope.

An interview with Japanese architect Shigeru Ban is presented. Topics include his innovative use of paper-based materials, his humanitarian work with the Voluntary Architects' Network, and his career milestones such as winning the Pritzker Prize. The discussion also highlights his commitment to sustainability and his ongoing projects in disaster relief.

An interview with Mackenzie Calle, a Brooklyn-based photographer and visual storyteller is presented. She discusses the inspiration behind her project "The Gay Space Agency," which explores LGBTQ+ representation at NASA. She talks about the historical exclusion of openly queer astronauts from NASA, her research process, the use of various techniques in her project, and her plans for the future development of the series.

An interview with Paris-based photographer Chloé Milos Azzopardi is presented. She discusses her photography series "Non-Technological Devices" and her interest in creating speculative worlds that explore alternative forms of cohabitation with Earth's living creatures. She reflects on her inspirations from science fiction, her evolving approach to photography, and the festival's theme of "Entanglement," which resonates with her exploration of the interconnectedness of all living things.

The article presents an interview with Michael Webb, an architecture, discussing California houses and their response to climate challenges. Topics covered include the historical allure of California, the diversity of modern architecture in the state, and innovative eco-friendly design strategies adopted by architects to withstand natural disasters.

The article reviews Tyler Mitchell's exhibition "Wish This Was Real," in Germany which showcases his career and artistic vision centering on Black life, utopia, and nature, including his impact on fashion photography, his commitment to expanding representations of Black life and masculinity.

The article discusses the life, career, and accomplishments of Mexican photographer Cristóbal Ascencio. Topics explored include his participation in the initiative and exhibition "Foam Talent 2024-2025," to be presented in Amsterdam, Netherlands, his personal experience which served as inspiration for his 2022 project "Las flores mueren dos veces," and the recognition earned by his notable photography techniques.

This section presents an interview with photographers Isik Kaya and Thomas Georg Blank. Topics discussed include their initial meeting and collaboration on projects, the conceptualization of their photography project "Second Nature," which features mobile phone tower trees in California, and the individuals that serve as their inspiration such as artists Laura Poitras and Michael Wolf.

An interview with photographer Ellie Davies, who discusses her passion for forests and how her work addresses pressing threats to ecosystems, particularly those related to climate change. She reflects on the relationship between art and climate action, citing the power of art to raise awareness of environmental issues, and mentions her upcoming exhibitions and projects, including her focus on rising sea levels in the New Forest.

An interview with Australian photomedia artist Tamara Dean,is presented, discussing her photographic work that often features figures immersed in nature and addressing themes of empowerment, authenticity, and the human connection to the environment. He also discusses to raise awareness of environmental issues through its unique and conceptual approach, offering viewers a different perspective on climate-related topics.

The article presents an interview with Aïda Muluneh, a contemporary photographer known for her bold, colorful, and surreal portraits. She discusses her signature style and how she found her visual language through exploring color. Muluneh draws inspiration from her Ethiopian heritage and various traditional cultures across Africa and the Global South.

The article presents an interview with Tomás Saraceno, a creative whose practice spans art, activism, innovation, and scientific research. He is the founder of Aerocene Foundation and works towards a society free from carbon emissions and committed to eco-social energy transition. His first Unite kingdom solo show, "Web(s) of Life," at London's Serpentine Galleries explores the interconnectedness of ecosystems and his fascination with spiders and their complex geometries.

The article focuses on Ori Gersht's revolutionary still life photography that combines historic motifs with artificial intelligence, questioning the boundaries of existence and exploring the intersections of photography, time, technology and socio-political meanings, as Gersht's work explores revolutions in scientific, industrial and digital eras, capturing explosive moments and employing AI to reform low-resolution photographs, challenging traditional notions of realism.

The article reviews the exhibition titled "A Continuous World" that was held at teamLab Borderless in Tokyo, Japan from February 9, 2024 onwards.

The article reviews an exhibition "When Forms Come Alive," at Hayward Gallery, London, England until May 6, 2024, including the history of 20th-century sculpture, highlighting overlooked artists and exploring themes of ecology, feminism, and freedom through playful yet thought-provoking artworks.

The article reviews the exhibitions, including "team Lab Planets" in Tokyo, Japan until 31 December, 2023. It mentions the exhibits offer an immersive sensory experience, allowing visitors to interact with the artworks in unique ways. Notable installations include "Drawing on the Water Surface Created by the Dance of Koi and People – Infinity" and "The Infinite Crystal Universe."

The article reviews the exhibition "From Nature" at Preus Museum, Holden, Norway until December 31 , 2023, highlighting lens-based artworks that address issues related to the climate crisis and the colonization of habitats while emphasizing the importance of representation in nature photography.

The article reviews a photography exhibition by Anastasia Samoylova in Berlin, Germany from January 28 – May 4 that presents a multidimensional view of Florida, a state that is often portrayed as a paradise with its turquoise seas, beaches, and palm trees.

The article reviews a photography exhibition by New York-based artist and photographer KangHee Kim at Benrubi Gallery in New York during October 27-December 16, 2022.

The article reviews exhibition "Africa Fashion: A Vital Survey From Mid-20th Century to Now" held at V&A in London, England from July 2 to April 16, 2023.

The article reviews exhibition "Grown Up in Britain: 100 Years of Teenage Kicks" held at Herbert Art Gallery & Museum in Coventry, England from July 1, 2022 to February 22, 2023.

The article reviews the exhibition "Aphasia" by Italian Senegalese artist, Adji Dieye at Fotomuseum Winterthur in Lausanne, Switzerland from February 25 - May 29, 2023.

The article reviews the exhibition "Capturing Life" at the Antwerp's Gallery Fifty One from 11 May - 10 July including Grainy cityscapes and blurred buildings.

The article reviews an exhibition "Unidentified Fluid Other (UFO)" by artist Julius Horsthuis at Nxt Museum, Amsterdam starting from 11 June, 2022 to 11 June, 2023.

The article reviews a photography exhibition "Northern Diary", featuring the work of photographer Robbie Lawrence running at Stills, Edinburgh from April-1 June 25, 2022.

The article reviews art exhibition "The Destructors" by artist Imran Perretta held at Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead from March 14 to June 28, 2020.

The article reviews the photography exhibition that featured the works of Asian-born artists Hanna Moon and Joyce Ng at the Somerset House in London, England from January 25 to April 28, 2019.

The article announces the names of the films that were the winners of Aesthetica Short Film Festival and includes film Kofi and Lartey directed by Sasha Rainbow, Iain Cunningham for Best Feature "Irene's Ghost" and Documentary winner Charby Ibrahim for "Bright Lights – The Perils of the Pokies"

The article reviews the Aesthetica Short Film Festival held at York, Great Britain from November 6-10, 2019 showcasing shorts, features and Virtual Reality projects like This is England, God's Own Country and Boys Don't Cry.

The article reviews the art exhibition "The Sea Is the Limit" at the York Art Gallery in England from May 4 to September 2, 2018.

The article discusses the Aesthetica Film Festival from November 7-11, 2018 in New York, which featured films like "Black Sheep", and "My Head".

The article focuses on the work of author Trevor Paglen and mentions the Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror, television series.