Hassan Ragab is an interdisciplinary designer and multimedia artist who leverages generative AI to discover new visual and conceptual vocabularies. A pioneer in the use of large language models in architecture and art, Hassan explores how these tools can redefine creativity, challenge traditional boundaries, and foster new dialogues between technology, identity, and the built environment. Hassan’s AI-driven artworks have been exhibited at globally renowned venues and locations, including the pyramids of Giza during Forever is Now, TODA, Paris Photo 2024, and the JUT Museum in Taiwan. His projects have also been featured at Xposure in the UAE and Haute Photographie in Rotterdam, showcasing his ability to blend emerging technologies with compelling storytelling. His collections, such as Cairo Sketches and We Are All Kings, have attracted significant press coverage from outlets worldwide, solidifying his reputation as a global innovator at the intersection of technology and creativity. In addition to his artistic explorations, Hassan has spoken at numerous prestigious events and venues, sharing his insights on the relationship between the future of technology and art and architecture. Highlights include delivering a keynote at the Art Directors Club (ADC) Congress in Hamburg, participating in the Expo Dubai Design for Life Forum, speaking at NVIDIA GTC on generative AI’s impact on architectural practices, and presenting at ITech in Los Angeles. His thought-provoking talks inspire audiences to rethink how technology influences creativity and the built environment. Hassan has also collaborated with clients across a wide range of industries, including branding, film, and architecture. His computational design expertise has been instrumental in major architectural projects, such as the Lucas Museum of Narrative Arts in Los Angeles. Separately, his earlier work includes exhibition design for cultural landmarks like the Tutankhamun Temporary Exhibition in Rome and the AlHisn Museum in Sharjah. With over 15 years of experience and a background in architecture from Alexandria University, Hassan’s work balances experimentation with precision. Whether creating speculative urban narratives through projects like Cairo Sketches or interrogating human identity through collections such as We Are All Kings, his practice is rooted in curiosity and the pursuit of dialogue between tradition and innovation. Through his art, design, and thought leadership, Hassan invites audiences to question, engage, and imagine new ways of connecting with technology, culture, and each other.