Quayola (b. 1982, Italy) is a visual artist working across video, sculpture, installation, and performance. He uses software, algorithms, and robotics to deconstruct and reimagine art historical subjects, ranging from Renaissance painting and Baroque sculpture to architectural façades and natural landscapes. Rather than reproducing traditional forms, Quayola interrogates them through machine-led processes, revealing abstract structures, symmetries, and rhythms that emerge from digital reinterpretation. His long-running series such as Strata, Iconographies, Pleasant Places, and Sculpture Factory challenge viewers to consider the changing role of craftsmanship, beauty, and authorship in an era increasingly shaped by automation and artificial intelligence. While rooted in contemporary technology, Quayola’s work maintains a strong dialogue with the history of Western art and continues to be exhibited at major art and media institutions globally.