Archäologisches Landesmuseum BW

Machine learning as a time machine.

Imagine 1024 – AI learns archaeology.

The campaign goes beyond simply showcasing artefacts — it brings their stories and emotions to life.

Snapshots from the past.

AI models were trained using archaeological knowledge and visual data of the artefacts. This allowed for the creation of immersive scenes that transport viewers face to face into the first millennium.

Input pages
68
Trained objects
5
Prompted images
3500
This is a variant of a campaign for "The Hidden Land: Wir im ersten Jahrtausend" in Stuttgart. The poster shows a man holding a coin, displayed in an underground station with tiled walls and industrial lighting.
This is a variant of a campaign for "The Hidden Land: Wir im ersten Jahrtausend" in Stuttgart. The poster shows a woman holding a ring, displayed at a bus stop surrounded by greenery in a modern urban setting.
This is a variant of a campaign for "The Hidden Land: Wir im ersten Jahrtausend" in Stuttgart. The poster shows a child holding an animal figurine, displayed at a bus stop in an urban setting with cherry blossoms and modern buildings.
The people behind the work

Thanks team!

Managing Director

Andreas Brunsch

Creative Principal

Matthias Hess

Head of AI & Crafts

Christoph Grünberger

Senior Visual Prompt Artist

Lars Reiners

Creative Technologist

Tobias Gebert

Senior Digital Artist

Dominik Schmutzer

Head of DTP

Anny Wiedleroither

Media Designer

Paul Muresan

Copywriter

Felix Glarmin

Executive Director Data & AI

Kevin Tiedgen

Data Strategist

Lena Neves-Risch

Senior Project Manager

Kelsey Guehring

An elderly man in a black cloak holds a staff and gazes solemnly at the viewer in a promotional image for the exhibition "The Hidden Land" in Stuttgart. The design also features exhibition dates, branding, and printed materials.
Three smartphones display Instagram posts for "The Hidden Land" exhibition. The screens show dramatic portraits: a shouting man in furs, a child holding a figurine, and a pensive woman with a ring—each framed as engaging, story-driven content.
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