Through art, technology, and human connection, artist Camilla Webster explores the parallels between creativity and AI, kicking off Women’s Art Week in collaboration with First Female Palm Beach.
Renowned artist Camilla Webster shares her journey of creativity, resilience, and human connection. Reflecting on her life experiences—from childhood influences to her evolution as an artist—she emphasizes the power of color, storytelling, and community in shaping artistic expression. Camilla discusses the parallels between human creativity and artificial intelligence, highlighting both the opportunities and limitations of working alongside technology. She explores how AI can exist in parallel with traditional art, rather than replacing it, and underscores the enduring value of human touch, emotion, and intuition in artistic creation. With personal anecdotes, including her transition from journalism to full-time art and the pivotal moments that led her to Palm Beach, Camilla encourages creatives to embrace their humanity, support one another, and remain fearless in their artistic pursuits. Through her talk, she inspires the audience to celebrate the intersection of art, innovation, and personal experience as they navigate their own creative paths.
About the speaker
Camilla Webster is a celebrated Palm Beach artist known for her bold, colorful paintings that capture the elegance of island life, Americana, and ocean-inspired beauty. Honored as a trailblazer by Discover the Palm Beaches, her work is in the Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum's permanent collection and has been exhibited at The Breakers, The Boca Raton, The Sagamore Hotel, The Ritz Carlton, The Southamton Arts Center, The Coral Springs Museum of Art, Art Basel Miami Beach and around the world. Her Love From Palm Beach art brand, embodying Palm Beach's historic spirited elegance with a contemporary creative flair has sold thousands of prints and collectibles worldwide, making her synonymous with the palm tree. In 2025, Webster's recent bespoke art Moke realizing $55,000 at auction and her Warhol America flag series in collaboration with Karen Bystedt has gained the artist national acclaim. The Ted speaker and best selling author lives with her family on the island of Palm Beach.
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How do we as artists work in parallel with AI and what does this mean for the future of creativity?
As creatives, as we move into this highly robotic space, where we may not be driving our cars, we may not be cleaning our homes, our financials are almost already fully automated. Make AI your friend as you step into the next phase of your life. Use environments like CreativeMornings and educational platforms to be courageous.
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Providencia
1300 South Olive Avenue
West Palm Beach, Florida United States 33401
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Partners
Beighley, Myrick, Udell, Lynne & Zeichman
Chik Monk
First Female
