Global art circles and galleries are witnessing a notable resurgence and growing interest in the appreciation of traditional crafts, textile arts, and contemporary ceramics, acting as a direct counter-reaction to the widespread and rapid proliferation of art generated via Artificial
Intelligence algorithms. In this context, prominent cultural institutions, such as the Hayward Gallery in London and the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid, have begun organizing and hosting large-scale retrospective exhibitions focusing exclusively on these intricate handmade
works. These shifts in exhibition programming reflect an upward trend among audiences and critics seeking authenticity, the human touch, and tangible artworks that require manual skill and time to execute.
