scopal affairsAuthorship in the model
Sketch, prompt, selection: where authorship sits in generative images.
Generative models deliver images, but someone decides which one stays. These works start from my own drawings, paintings and prints, and follow what a model makes of them and what is chosen from the result.
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Paintings and graphic work
Graphisch
Painted and graphic works in one gallery: broad colour fields, brush marks, repeated lines and fragments of writing.
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One sketch, two words, hundreds of iterations
Intergalactic Frequencies
A hand-drawn sketch, a two-word prompt, hundreds of iterations. The text is about bias as signature, selection as authorship, and the latent space expressing itself.
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A model trained on my own images
TheUnpaintedOnes
A generative series trained on painted and graphic works, accompanied by a synth composition. I select the series from the model's images.
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Rooms from fragments
Inference Rooms
A print series of rooms built from architectural fragments. The spaces appear organised until you try to follow their structure.
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The Mechanical Turk
Who Asks the Question
In 1770, a human hidden inside a chess machine defeated Napoleon. In 2026, 360,000 people signed up to work for AI agents. The text is about authorship, invisible labour, and why creativity is selection rather than generation.
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