What If AI Didn’t Replace Us – But Made Us More Human? Untitled by Andrea Bonaceto Studio Has the Answer

Andrea Bonaceto Studio announced the debut of Untitled, a living artwork unveiled in Hong Kong that merges human expression with advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) to form an ever-evolving portrait of our shared inner world. Commissioned by Hong Kong Design Centre, funded by the Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency, and exhibited at DX Design Hub as part of BODW In the City, the project immediately resonated with both audiences and institutions. Developed by contemporary artist Andrea Bonaceto, the initiative was also supported by the Consulate General of Italy in Hong Kong.

Powered by OpenAI’s most advanced tools, including Sora, and shaped through proprietary presets developed by Bonaceto to encode his artistic language, Untitled uses AI as a tool to facilitate human introspection and authenticity.

Untitled Immersive Experience, hosted inside The Box, an immersive space at DX Design Hub, is at the heart of this artistic project. Visitors entered one at a time into a multisensory environment where AI-generated humanoid entities guided each participant through a ten-minute session of sincere self-reflection. In this private setting, individuals were invited to step outside their social role, set down the mask worn in everyday life, and speak with radical honesty.

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Each spoken reflection became creative material for the evolving body of Untitled Artworks. Using AI as a tool, Bonaceto transformed these contributions into cinematic pieces where image, music, and language merged into visual expressions of inner experience. Thanks to the sponsorship from Sino Group and Nan Fung Group, Untitled Artworks are currently displaying across Hong Kong’s skyline illuminating the façades of Tsim Sha Tsui Centre, Empire Centre, and had previously shone brightly at AIRSIDE. These public projections brought the project into the urban fabric of the city, offering an early glimpse of its distinctive cinematic language at monumental scale.

During his time in Hong Kong, Bonaceto also participated in talks, dialogues, and networking events across cultural, academic, and innovation venues, engaging directly with audiences. Together, the immersive experience, the city-wide artworks, and the artist’s presence established Untitled not as a single exhibition, but as an ever-evolving artistic framework – one that begins with individual introspection and grows through collective participation.

Following its initial success, Untitled is now set to continue its international journey, bringing this living, participatory artwork to museums, cultural institutions, and public spaces worldwide. As new voices are added across cultures and communities, the project expands into a global archive of human expression – guided by artistic intention and enabled by AI, yet always rooted in the human soul.

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