Roman Lipski

Roman Lipski is a Berlin-based contemporary artist working at the frontier of art, science, and emerging technologies. Known for his shift from poetic landscape painting to digital abstraction, he has become a pioneer of AI and quantum art. Since 2016 he has collaborated with scientists, developers, and research institutions on creative tools that extend traditional artistic processes. His work with Florian Dohmann produced the Artificial Muse, one of the first AI systems built to support artistic decision-making. With physicists from IBM Research he co-developed Quantum Blur, applying quantum principles such as superposition and entanglement to image manipulation. His recent project, Quantum Brush, was co-developed with Moth Quantum and researchers from DESY: an open-source painting tool that translates artistic gestures into quantum processes in real time, compatible with today's noisy intermediate-scale quantum (NISQ) devices and tested on IQM's Sirius quantum computer. Lipski's work spans large-scale prints and paintings, immersive video installations, and handwoven quantum carpets, and is held in collections including the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Elgiz Museum, Istanbul; Colby Museum, Waterville; Sammlung Marx; the Julia Stoschek Foundation; and the Alex Katz Foundation, New York.