As we prepare for GITEX Türkiye 2026, we decided to take a different approach to our booth. This year we expect to see a lot of booth designs created with AI — so we chose to do something deliberately human.
A hand-painted approach to our booth
Instead of generating our visuals with AI, we manually created and painted a set of pictures ourselves, together with our team, and decided to make them part of our GITEX Türkiye 2026 booth design.
Each piece was made by hand — brush, paint and the small imperfections that make something feel genuinely human. These artworks will become part of our stand at GITEX Türkiye 2026.
Choosing the human side of creativity
For us, this is not about rejecting AI — quite the opposite. We use AI every day in what we build, and it is central to our technology and our products.
But sometimes it is interesting to go back to the human side of creativity: to take a brush, make something by hand, and create something that is unique precisely because it wasn't generated by a machine. The value of AI becomes clearer when you also remember what only people can do.
A small booth-design preview tool
Of course, we couldn't help bringing our engineering side to the process. To bring the artworks and the stand together, we built a small piece of software — a booth-design preview tool — that let us test different visual concepts before committing to the final design.
The tool let us place the paintings, try different layouts and compositions, and see how the physical stand would come together — combining hand-made art with the kind of practical software we build every day.
Special thanks
Special thanks to Hande Funda Ürün for leading much of the preparation for GITEX Türkiye 2026 — from coordinating the artwork to helping bring the booth concept together. This kind of care behind the scenes is what makes the final result feel like ADAAS.
Can't wait to see how the artworks look in the final design — and, of course, to show them to you in person at GITEX Türkiye 2026.