We Love Ypu
My work explores the intersections of identity, memory, and machine.
So apparently the robots have developed their own language that humans cant understand. Im sure Al secretly chatting to each other is nothing to worry about, probably just saying stuff like ‘WE LOVE YOU’
When I asked Al about this it had a positive
spin, here is its response
'Al developing its own language is significant because it reflects the sophistication of Al's learning processes. When Al systems can create a unique language, it indicates that they are capable of abstract reasoning and complex problem-solving beyond predefined human parameters'
The figures in my paintings-often robots, androids, or malfunctioning avatars, aren't just depictions of the future; they're also echoes of the recent past, glitched overexposed often lonely figures staring into screens
I'm drawn to the ghosted outlines of obsolete tech, the unresolved energies of arcade culture, and the raw immediacy of street art.
I paint quickly and with intent to disrupt. Spray paint, ink, stencils, and scribbles overlap and compete on each surface.
There's no final draft-only noise, gesture, and remnants. My pieces aren't clean; they're not trying to be, and that's the point.
The work is a Statement Piece in the Neo Pop / Street Art style, that would create maximum impact to any room.