Improbable Fashion
"I believe in blurring the lines between art and fashion."
M. Margiela
As Artificial Intelligence grows ever more adept at imitating human reasoning, productivity, and creativity, a profound question arises: what kind of humans do we want to become?
In a world optimized by algorithms, there is a growing risk that humans themselves begin to think, behave, and create like (bad) machines: predictable, efficient, and standardized.
Improbable Fashion is an invitation to question that drift.
This June 4–5 in Paris, this seminar explores another form of intelligence through collective experimentation: artistic intelligence. An intelligence capable of ambiguity, emotion, intuition, symbolism, and surprise. An intelligence that cannot be reduced to prompts, patterns, or prediction models.
Discover original artistic creations imagined and produced by 30+ participants from the ENSAD, Mines, Dauphine (PSL), ESCP as well as executives from the fashion industry. Each piece is a provocative exploration of AI, identity, transformation, and the becoming of human expression in fashion.
These works emerged from the Improbable Seminar, a two-day immersion into Art Thinking: a method designed to create the improbable with certainty. Organized by ENAMOMA & ESCP Business School’s Improbable Chair by Galeries Lafayette, participants were invited not to optimize the future, but to design it here and now.
We warmly invite you to join us for the vernissage on June 5 at 6:00 PM: an experience at the intersection of art, fashion, and critical reflection, where the improbable becomes wearable.
Prof. Sylvain Bureau
Co-founder of the Art Thinking method and the Improbable Seminar
ESCP Business School
Prof. Colette Depeyre
Co-director ENAMOMA, Dauphine University