NEWS
On April 3, 2025, Roman Lipski participated in the “Art and Quantum” symposium at the University of Stuttgart, part of the UNESCO International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. In his presentation, he shared his unique artistic approach to quantum physics and introduced his latest body of work, Quantum Babylon. The talk was accompanied by a short film screening offering deeper insights into his creative process.
ROMAN LIPSKI
Lipski is a Polish born painter who has lived and worked in Berlin since 1989. He became recognized for his familiar yet unsettling landscapes, portraits and architectures—realistic yet detached from reality, always leaving the viewer with an enigmatic blank space to fill.
QUANTUM BLUR
Currently, Roman Lipski’s artistic focus is on exploring the untapped potential of quantum computing to develop landscapes and visual journeys that were previously unimaginable.
Collaborating closely with quantum physicists and quantum computing scientists, he is pioneering this new visual field full of opportunities. His explorations span various mediums, including textile art in the form of video installations, textile art and printing.
paintings
This transformation from figurative landscapes to abstract compositions was initiated by the development of "AI Muse," a groundbreaking software co-created by Florian Dohmann from Birds on Mars and Lipski himself. Rooted in Roman's unique visual language, the AI was capable of generating abstract interpretations of landscapes and color combinations that the painter had never previously explored. This led him to a new chapter in his work and to a new, more experimental approach in his paintings.
Roman Lipski: a visionary speaker
Lipski’s openness to new technologies and innovative approaches not only transformed his art but also sparked public curiosity about the intersection of creativity and technology. In recent years, Roman Lipski has become a sought-after speaker on topics like AI, Quantum Blur, and art.