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Google has partnered with artist Prune Nourry to produce a documentary that uses Google AI to reconstruct the workspaces of 19th-century sculptors. According to information published on the Google Blog on October 21, 2026, the project was advanced by Prune Nourry in collaboration with Google Arts & Culture, using Google generative AI and image editing models to reconstruct the lost workshops of 19th-century Parisian women sculptors such as Nancy Elizabeth Prophet, Jane Poupelet, and Camille Claudel, and building a custom tool based on Gemini to generate walkable 3D models from archival photographs. The project accompanies a 10-minute documentary paying tribute to 18 women sculptors overlooked by art history. The related "Visionaries" exhibition is on display at the Petit Palais in Paris from October 20, 2026, to January 30, 2027. There are currently no subsequent developments.
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Google AI and Prune Nourry Recreate Lost Workshops of Women Sculptors
Artist Prune Nourry, in collaboration with Google Arts & Culture, used Google generative AI and image editing models to reconstruct the lost workshops of 19th-century Parisian women sculptors such as Nancy Elizabeth Prophet, Jane Poupelet, and Camille Claudel, and built a custom tool based on Gemini to generate walkable 3D models from archival photographs. The project is accompanied by a 10-minute documentary honoring 18 women sculptors overlooked by art history. The "Visionaries" exhibition will be on view at the Petit Palais in Paris from October 20, 2026, to January 30, 2027.