AI-generated visuals created for a scientific or science-communication purpose — research figures, data visualizations, graphical abstracts, and outreach graphics. Selected works will be shown in an exhibition and published in the e-catalog.
The AI Art Track invites researchers, students, and science communicators to express real science visually with AI tools — and to share the know-how behind each work. Every submission includes a short Detailed Statement, so the exhibition and catalog become a resource for the whole community.
Journal-style figures, graphical abstracts, data visualizations, structural or conceptual renderings of your research.
Posters, infographics, outreach graphics, short science comics / cartoon strips that make science accessible to a wider audience.
Open to researchers, graduate and undergraduate students, and science communicators. Choose the single track that best fits each work. Entry is free — no conference registration is needed to submit. (Registration is required only to attend the conference sessions on-site.)
Winning and selected works will be exhibited at AI4Sci Korea 2026 and edited into a printed catalog distributed to participants.
1st — ₩500,000 ×1
2nd — ₩300,000 ×2
3rd — ₩200,000 ×3
₩1,700,000 in total
Selected works are printed and shown at the conference exhibition (A3 panels).
Works and Detailed Statements are published in the e-catalog (image + making-of) — a shared record of each expert's AI workflow.
Judges look for images that communicate real science clearly — and statements that let others learn from your process.
Does the image convey the science accurately and clearly?
Is the workflow documented so others can learn and reproduce it?
Composition, color, finish — quality as a printed exhibition piece.
A fresh visual idea or an unexpected way of seeing the science.
Submit one work per form. To enter a second work (max 2 per person), fill out and submit the form again.
Portrait or landscape, image only, up to 100 MB. Your work will be printed at A3 for the exhibition, so aim for print-quality resolution (about 300 dpi).
If your work continues as a series or includes video/animation, place a QR code within your A3 artwork and paste the link in the form so we can verify it and use it in the catalog.
Four short sections, written directly in the form. Recommended lengths keep the catalog consistent:
One work per submission — choose the single track (3-1 or 3-2) that best fits. Deadline: August 7, 2026 (AoE).
One work per form — to enter a second work, fill out and submit the form again.
Deadline: August 7, 2026 (AoE).
Opens Google Forms in a new tab · takes about 10 minutes
August 7, 2026 — Anywhere on Earth (AoE)
August 14, 2026 (TBD)
Sep 27 – Oct 1, 2026 (TBD), at AI4Sci Korea 2026 — see the main site.
Contact the organizing committee via the Competition page.
