Explore some of my favorite artists and their works. Hover over each artist to learn more about their contributions and inspirations.
Known for his work "Neural Glitch," Klingemann uses neural networks, AI, and algorithms to explore human perception and aesthetic theory. His work focuses on autonomous creativity and glitch art.
The creator of Google DeepDream, Mordvintsev generates psychedelic images using computer vision and neural networks. His work pushes the boundaries of AI-generated art.
Known for "Conversations with Bina48," Dinkins explores AI and societal issues, questioning biases in AI datasets and the representation of Black identity in technology.
Her work "How Not to Be Seen" critiques visibility and oversaturation in digital culture, exploring how AI reshapes identity and obscures humanity.
Through works like "Resident Evil," Perry examines Black identity in digital culture, focusing on representation and the intersection of flesh and technology.
His work "Machine Readable Hito & Holly" examines how AI interprets human expression, raising questions about categorization and monitoring in AI systems.
A pioneer in exploring human-machine relationships, her works like "X-Ray Woman" connect technology to human bodies and consider sustainability in the technological age.