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".
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.
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.
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).
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
Urban imagination
A shortlisted fountain project for Place Saint-Lambert in Liège.
2015
Virtual heritage
Panoramic photography opens architectural interiors to digital visitors.
2019
Photographic Liège
Exhibitions dedicated to night, perspective and atmosphere in Liège.
2020
Museums and memory
Virtual visits extend the experience of heritage spaces.
2023
Art Nouveau & AI
Imaginary Art Nouveau architecture created with the help of artificial intelligence enters public debate.
2026
Alternative architectural histories
Gaudí’s Hotel Attraction becomes the image of a New York that could have existed.
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