Press
Work noticed by the international press, between photography, composed imagery and generative artificial intelligence.
The Chinese edition of Figaro devotes four pages to Gaudí's centenary and interviews Thierry Lechanteur about Hotel Attraction: why reopen, with artificial intelligence, the 1908 New York project that left no images behind. A print-only feature, reproduced here as a PDF with the magazine's permission.
Newsweek covers the AI reconstruction of Gaudí's Hotel Attraction, the Art Nouveau skyscraper envisioned for Manhattan 118 years ago and never built — "a believable memory of something the world almost had".
A composed, AI-assisted vision of Gaudí's never-built Hotel Attraction, the source of the project's international coverage.
Vogue.fr selects two creations by Thierry Lechanteur — floating architecture and spectacular sets — among the 100 most beautiful houses in the world imagined by artificial intelligence.
The Israeli daily devotes a long read to Gaudí's never-built 360-metre New York hotel, revived through Thierry Lechanteur's images: "to pay tribute to him on the centenary of his death".
Domus presents the project as an AI-generated reconstruction of a never-built work, marking the centenary of Gaudí's death.
ARTnews Japan features the AI visualisation of Gaudí's Hotel Attraction, a 360-metre skyscraper never built for New York.
A cultural magazine revisits Gaudí's unbuilt New York hotel through Lechanteur's AI-generated images.
A selection of artists working with AI: one section features Thierry Lechanteur, between photography and architectural imagination.
A dive into the dreamlike work of Thierry Lechanteur, between photography, architecture, photomontage and artificial intelligence.
A feature on Lechanteur's AI work, colour, form and florals at the intersection of photography and artificial intelligence.
Print magazine: three-page cover feature on Thierry Lechanteur's work (August 2024 issue).
A portrait of Lechanteur's visual universe and his use of generative AI within an artistic practice.
One of the pioneers of AI in photography in Belgium: at the crossroads of artistic photography and technology, Lechanteur questions the limits between man and machine.
As early as 2023, images of Art Nouveau architecture created by Thierry Lechanteur with the help of artificial intelligence caught the attention of specialist communities. The blog About Art Nouveau saw them as a revealing case: imaginary buildings capable of provoking wonder, doubt and reflection on visual truth in the age of generative artificial intelligence.
An early look at Thierry Lechanteur's work around Art Nouveau, imaginary architecture and AI-assisted visual creation.
Full-page feature in the Belgian daily La Meuse (and on Sudinfo): the AI-assisted revival of Saint-Lambert Cathedral and Liège's vanished places — "not an exact reconstruction, a re-invocation of the memory of the place".
Demolished more than 200 years ago, the old Saint-Lambert Cathedral is brought back to life in animation through Thierry Lechanteur's AI work.
Starting from old postcards, Thierry Lechanteur recreates the face of Liège from centuries past in animated images.
A viral Art Nouveau villa… that doesn't actually exist: VRT traces it back to the AI work of Belgian artist Thierry Lechanteur.
Thierry Lechanteur speaks on the changing nature of work and professions in the face of AI.
Thierry Lechanteur, a digital creator specialising in AI, is called on as an expert to unpack an AI-generated image scam.
The daytime counterpart to « Liège, un soir, une nuit… »: around thirty photographs of Liège exhibited at the Villa Consulaire gallery, Boverie park.
Opening night at the Maison de la Presse et de la Communication de Liège: Thierry Lechanteur's photography exhibition « Liège en perspectives ».
Le Suricate Magazine dedicates an article to Thierry Lechanteur's photography exhibition « Liège, un soir, une nuit… » at the Trésor de Liège.
Liège-based graphic designer and photographer Thierry Lechanteur invites visitors on a dreamlike, solitary photographic walk through Liège at night and its mysteries.
RTC's news programme covers Liège Inside and Thierry Lechanteur's photography exhibition « Liège, un soir, une nuit… » at the Trésor de Liège (cathedral).
Thanks to Thierry Lechanteur's photographs, CIPAR offers a virtual tour of the Grand Curtius rooms, as if you were really there.
A collaboration with photographer Thierry Lechanteur, who shares 360° virtual tours of the Grand Curtius.
A virtual tour of Liège's city hall, made of panoramic photos, the work of a Liège-based graphic designer, shared widely online.
Archive: shortlist of five fountain designs for Place Saint-Lambert in Liège, including one co-signed by Thierry Lechanteur.
A selection of public milestones documented through press articles, interviews and archival references, from photography and heritage projects in Liège to AI-assisted imaginary architecture and international coverage.
1995
A shortlisted fountain project for Place Saint-Lambert in Liège.
2015
Panoramic photography opens architectural interiors to digital visitors.
2019
Exhibitions dedicated to night, perspective and atmosphere in Liège.
2020
Virtual visits extend the experience of heritage spaces.
2023
Imaginary Art Nouveau architecture created with the help of artificial intelligence enters public debate.
2026
Gaudí’s Hotel Attraction becomes the image of a New York that could have existed.
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