Since 2015, Churchill Club’s artist-in-residence Pamela Davis Kivelson has used visual art performances to capture artistic moments from those who speak at Churchill Club. Past art has included the use of drawing, photography, and other media to capture fleeting micro-expressions and gestures that reveal emotions beneath the surface of what is happening at an event.

Most recently, Pam created works utilizing AI for the 2019 CHURCHILLS event. Pam’s pioneering work with AI has been incredibly exciting to see over the five years of her residency. Its iterative processes have given her a completely new way to challenge traditional notions of portraiture.

Karen Tucker
Churchill Club

Graham Stanton
Peloton

Ray Wang
Constellation Research

Allen Shim
Slack

Ilya Fushman
Kleiner Perkins

Priscilla Barolo
Zoom

Oded Gal
Zoom

Santi Subotovsky
Emergence Capital

Carl Guardino
Silicon Valley Leadership Group

Mayor Sam Liccardo
City of San José

John W. Thompson
Lightspeed Ventures, Microsoft

Steve Luczo
Seagate Technology

Karen Tucker
Churchill Club

About Pamela

Pamela Davis Kivelson is a multi-media artist, painter, and performer, currently focused on using AI art to communicate and address how technological change is shaping our world. Davis Kivelson has a background in understanding, recognizing, and visualizing facial displays of emotions, and empathy. Her work attempts to capture the human element and emotional subtext of unfolding. Artificial intelligence allows Davis Kivelson to create a novel visual language that challenges stereotypes, especially those about inclusion, identity and trust. See Medium.

Her public art, consisting of sculpture, paintings, and photos, hangs in eight different buildings on the Stanford campus, 40 different works in all. She was artist-in-residence to the Humanities and Sciences at Stanford University for four years. Currently she is a lecturer in the design program at Stanford University, and artist in residence to The Compression Forum in engineering. She is also artist in residence to the Churchill Club, s.v.a.i, Brahe Foundation, and Volvo Group.

More of Pamela’s work is available at: www.pdkstudio.com and www.neur-on.com.