Which artists and artworks are listed in the Computer Vision Art Gallery?

The Computer Vision Art Gallery lists works by dozens of artists, with the CVPR 2021 edition held virtually due to COVID-19. The site organizes entries into three tiers — Winner, Shortlist, and All Accepted Works — and the works shown span 2018 to 2021. If you want to browse the gallery's roster, the names and titles below are the ones the site actually lists.

Winner and Shortlist

The site singles out one winner and a shortlist of ten works:

All Accepted Works

Beyond the winner and shortlist, the gallery lists a larger set of accepted works. These are the artists, titles, and years as shown on the site:

• Kirell Benzi — A Distant Past, 2021
• Emit Pool — A/i/nsects, 2020
• Jia-Rey Chang — AI_Jam, 2020
• Will Walmsley — Augmented Imagination, 2021
• aurèce vettier — Brightly-Lit Stool, Four-eyed Cat, AV-2020-U-70, 2020
• Bernat Cuní — C is for CAT, 2020
• Matthew Plummer-Fernandez — Cave Paintings, 2021
• Maja Petric — Constellation: We Are All Made of Light, 2020
• Alexia Achilleos — Cyprus as AI Saw it in 1879: Perpetuating Colonialism, 2020
• Héctor Rodríguez — Deep Archetypes: Meditation on Violence, 2021
• Jono Brandel — Des Objets Reconnus, 2019
• Tristan Dot & Mathieu Rita — Dreamy cops, 2021
• Mohamed Elhoseiny, Divyansh Jha & Hanna H Chang — Emotions Constructed Through AI Art, 2020
• Vladimir Alexeev (Merzmensch) — Empty Room, 2020
• Helena Nikonole & Nikita Prudnikov — Faces2voices, 2020
• Hannu Töyrylä — Faded moments, 2020
• Rod Dickinson — Fear Filter, 2018
• Hiroki Kamba — Flocking Camouflage, 2021
• Robin Champenois — FRaGiLE, 2021
• Anastasiia Raina, Meredith Binnette, Danlei Huang, Yimei Hu, Zack Davey, Qihang Li — From Noise to Form, 2021
• Hye Min Cho — Fullyconnected-autorefractor, 2020
• Seiya Aoki, Asuka Ishii, Santa Naruse, Takayuki Yamaguchi, Nao Tokui — identity disperser -afforestation-, 2021
• Tyler Liu — IDEOLOGICAL WAR OF GAN, 2020
• Ben Bogart — Imagined Field from the Decomposition of an Apparatus, 2019
• Moisés Horta Valenzuela — Imicca Tanima (La Muerte del Alma) no.1, 2020
• Daniel Ambrosi — Infinite Dreams, 2020
• Derek Curry & Jennifer Gradecki — Infodemic, 2020
• Vít Růžička — Latent Rider, 2021
• Weidi Zhang & Rodger Luo — Lavin, 2019
• Derrick Schultz — Linnaeus Pip, 2021
• George Cann & Anthony Bourached — Mary Queen of Scots, 2020
• Maia Lillford, Caroline McCurdy, Bektur Ryskeldiev, Michael Holmes & Asami. N — Metaformers, 2020
• François Quévillon — Mouvant, 2020
• Veera Jussila — Museum of Borderlands, 2020
• Fabin Rasheed — Nanorganics, 2021
• Joanna Zylinska — Neuromatic, 2020
• Dale E. Parson — Observer Participant I, 2020
• Shinji Toya — Paint Your Face Away, 2020
• Zihao Ng — Paintings of Butterfly, 2020
• Marion Carré — (listed without a work title in the excerpt)

How to read the list

• Status matters. Only Salaf is labeled Winner; the rest of the named shortlist sits below it. Everything else falls under All Accepted Works.
• Years run 2018–2021. The earliest listed work is Rod Dickinson's Fear Filter (2018); the latest are several 2021 pieces, including A Distant Past, Cave Paintings, and Latent Rider.
• Collaborations appear throughout. Examples include Sofia Crespo x Entangled Others, VICC Mila, Tristan Dot & Mathieu Rita, and the multi-artist teams behind From Noise to Form and Metaformers.

If you want to see the works themselves rather than the list, the gallery's own pages for the winner, shortlist, and accepted works are the place to start.