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Antonio Regis Carmo Silva

Portugal (residence), Brazil (citizenship) °-1968

research interests: fine art and design

Antonio Regis Silva - With academic qualifications, he holds a BTEC degree in Interior Design (2003) from Chelsea College of Art & Design in London, United Kingdom, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts (2015) with First Class honours from Croydon University Centre (University of Sussex), United Kingdom. He completed a Master of Fine Arts (2019) from the University of Évora, Portugal. Currently, he is enrolled in the Doctoral program in Fine Arts at the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Porto (FBAUP), supported by an FCT studentship.

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Artistic Research and Collective Intelligence Workshop - FBAUP (last edited: 2025) author(s): Maria Catarina Tavares Rodrigues da Silva, Kobi Admin, Camila Mangueira Soares, Catarina Casais, Filipa Frois Almeida, Daniele Pozzi, Pedro Cunha, Rebecca Leal Moradalizadeh, Sofia Santos, Antonio Regis Carmo Silva, Tatiana Moes Spinelli This exposition is in progress and its share status is: visible to all.
Exposition supporting the Artistic Research and Collective Intelligence workshop, 4-5 October 2025, Porto Academy of Fine Arts. Theme: In recent years, latent space has become a recurring notion in the field of AI and generative art, but the term has a much broader origin and resonance, finding relevance in various fields of knowledge such as psychology, biology and computer science. Translated into the field of artistic research, latent space can refer to indefinable and potential configurations, to a fluid and interstitial zone in which knowledge and imagination take shape through non-linear processes and intuitions. The workshop will offer a space for discussion and experimentation, welcoming proposals and reflections on the processes of artistic research, to investigate unforeseen configurations, lateral paths, and methodological deviations. The activity is promoted by the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome as part of the Enacting Artistic Research project.
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