Palma, Célia FernandesCarvalho, Isabel CristinaTavares, MirianOlivero, Lucas Fabian2026-02-272026-02-272025Palma, C. F., Carvalho, I. C., & Tavares, M. N. (2025). The Plasticity of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Materialized Artistic Practice. Case Study ‘in/visibilidades no feminine 2.0’. In 12th International Conference on Digital and Interactive Arts: Media Art Cultures, Communities & Territories (ARTECH 2025), November 26–28, 2025, Braga, Portugal. ACM, New York, NY, USA, 9 pages. https://doi.org/10.1145/3773699.3773718979-8-4007-2001-7/2025/11http://hdl.handle.net/10400.2/21569This article offers a critical examination of the convergence between art and technology, exploring how the generative plasticity of Artificial Intelligence reconfigures emerging artistic practices. It analyses the transformations introduced by Generative Artificial Intelligence, which metamorphoses modes of expression, production, and authorship while simultaneously enabling the subversion of hegemonic narratives and the emergence of new digital aesthetics. The analysis focuses on the materialisation of artistic artefacts through generative processes, with particular emphasis on the case study in/visibilidades no feminino 2.0, an experimental project that employs GenAI as a device for the symbolic recomposition of female identity, supported by ethnographic imagery and critical mediation strategies. The results demonstrate that GenAI can operate as an agent of co-authorship and interdisciplinary collaboration, fostering the reinscription of gendered subjectivities and opening space for new forms of representativity in contemporary art. Informed by Donna Haraway’s posthumanist perspective [1], this reflection problematises the relations between technology, hybridity, and identity construction, highlighting generative plasticity as a field of aesthetic experimentation and sociocultural transformation.engDigital Media ArtGenerative PlasticityArtivismImagetic EthnographyFemale Identityconference proceedings10.1145/3773699.3773718