Jury Members
The Artiver AI Art Awards are guided by a distinguished panel of industry experts, carefully selected each year to bring diverse perspectives across AI-powered art, digital design, creative storytelling, and emerging technologies. This year, we’ve made some updates to our jury lineup to further broaden the range of expertise and viewpoints represented. Our jury includes leaders from top global organizations and the art community, all united by a shared mission: to identify and celebrate the most groundbreaking and impactful AI-driven artistic creations of today.
Please note that our jury member page is currently under construction and will be back online soon—stay tuned!
Jury Members
The Artiver AI Art Awards are guided by a distinguished panel of industry experts who bring diverse perspectives in AI-powered art, digital design, creative storytelling, and emerging technologies. Our jury is carefully selected each year to ensure a wide range of expertise and viewpoints. These leaders from top global organizations and the art community are united by a common mission: to identify and celebrate the most groundbreaking and impactful AI-driven artistic creations of today.
Hao-Yun Chi
Hao-Yun Chi is a visionary architectural designer and academic pioneer at the forefront of merging design with cutting-edge technology. Holding a Ph.D. in architecture and having served as a visiting scholar at UCLA, Chi specializes in leveraging Extended Reality (XR), digital twin systems, and AI to drive innovation in sustainable design. Renowned for his groundbreaking research and award-winning design projects, Chi has received global accolades. As a dedicated mentor and innovator, he inspires the next generation of architectural designers while advancing transformative solutions for a sustainable and technologically integrated future.
Eunice Chen
Eunice Chen is an independent curator and researcher based in New York City. Her curatorial practice focuses on mobility and migration in the digital age. She has independently curated multiple solo and group exhibitions in New York with support from the SVA Alumni Society, Rockella Space, and the New York State Council on the Arts. Her virtual curatorial proposal has been exhibited in Beijing. Additionally, she has contributed to the curation of triennials in Norway, China, and the United States.
Abel Zhang
Abel is a New York-based motion designer, visual artist, cultural enthusiast, and storyteller. His practice is dedicated to seamlessly intertwining art and culture with commerce, specializing in breathing life into artistic creations through dynamic motion design. He has collaborated with the Nebraska government on the Nebraska Capitol Art Experience, a project that narrates Nebraska’s rich history and enduring spirit by bringing the Capitol’s artwork to a global audience. Abel has also partnered with the Chinese Art Collective X+Q Art to create Ai Mei • Midsummer for Le Méridien Hotels & Resorts — a project celebrating the diverse cultural identities across China. With the advent of AI technologies, Abel has increasingly expanded his role as a digital artist, exploring the emotional resonance and artistic expression that bridge the realms of virtual and physical existence. Abel’s works have been exhibited at Design Shanghai and MAISON&OBJET in Paris, and he has received numerous accolades, including honors from Graphic Design USA and the Design Power 100, among others.
