I have experience in teaching Visual arts courses, developing Visual arts- Under graduate and post graduate programmes at prestigious University in India. Everyday aesthetics is what you are looking at through management lens, I would like to be part of this group.

I sent you a private message via ResearchGate

Dear Michal

In the structural upheaval towards a digital, knowledge-based network society, social cohesion and social participation are being created more than ever via artistic identifications, everyday aesthetic performances and expressive stylizations (cyber identities, virtual life plans, digital alter egos, etc.). Algorithmic matching and self-learning artificial intelligence are becoming exponentially more important and influential in high, special and elite cultures as well as in mass, pop and lifestyle cultures.

The use of algorithms, deep learning and artificial intelligence requires trust from people when collecting, sharing, gathering and interpreting data. The widespread notion that the use of AI-supported tools merely simplifies the evaluation of large amounts of data, big data, without this in turn entailing any restrictions, is proving to be simply wrong. It is feared that large tech companies will be able to use smart programming techniques and their exorbitant computing capacities to create complex virtual worlds without people being able to decide whether they are simulations or not.

In the preceding process of social transformation, previously assumed and/ or actual boundaries are apparently becoming obsolete. The spectacular applications of artificial intelligence in the fields of music and art, literature and aesthetics, culture and media that have been observed in recent years open up the space for a new aesthetic: an artificial intelligence aesthetic with far-reaching consequences and implications not only for the arts, lifeworlds and everyday practices, but also for digital value creation, media management and business models.

Dear Christian,

Does it mean that you are interested in cooperation?

Dear Michal

Thank you for your message. Basically, I find the topic of "Humanistic Management and Management Aesthetics" exciting. But it is undoubtedly a broad field. What are your areas of specialisation and where do you want to focus next?

Best

Christian

At this point, we started a research project on KITSCH IN MANAGEMENT (from the aesthetic point of view, the non-aesthetic, and the managerial). I have already 20 researchers involved. The project will finish with a monograph at Routledge.

If you are interested in joining, please write me your email address, I will send you project details and we can make a video call to discuss your input.